Im the little girl who never stood out. Skinny, quiet and very much afraid of people. Didnt come from wealth but it never stopped me from visualizing wealth. Since a young age growing up in Region 3, I planted my dream. Im the daughter of no politician or business mogul...just a little girl from a small country in South America with a dream in her heart. I moved quickly and started climbing in this small industry but where i currently am is nowhere near I want to be. People see you and assume the most, but one knows where you came from, what youve been through and how hard you worked to be the focus of their attention. That doesnt mean Im gonna write a book about how hard life was. Lol. It means I consider myself one of those people Lupita mentioned in that speech whose dreams are valid no matter where theyre from. Local popularity isnt my aim. I plan to walk among the greats, the legends, the people who have undoubtedly left their mark on the world. This is no local dream. Believe me. If someone else can do it, I can. My dreams are just as valid. It doesnt matter what or where I come from. I will make it happen because the same sun that shines here, shines there. Their sun doesnt have magical rays that shines over the land and instantly boosts their ability to succeed. My dreams are valid. My skin isnt too dark for me to succeed. My hair isnt too nappy nor do I have too much weight. I am valid exactly how I am. I dont need peoples confirmation. I planted my dream a very long time ago sitting on my bridge in Den Amstel with my legs dangling in the water. I didnt know how Id do it, but I believed it was valid. I didnt write this to glorify myself but I had this compelling urge to write it. Maybe my little personal confession will inspire someone to believe their dreams are valid. God bless.
Posted on: Sat, 05 Apr 2014 23:32:05 +0000
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