A Woman Who Gives Back and Stays True to Her Roots

I was born in Ethiopia, and at the age of 3, I immigrated to Europe with my parents. I grew up with a deep love for my heritage, but also a strong sense of responsibility to give back—both of which are important parts of who I am today. I want to give back in a way that allows me to stay true to those roots: through knowledge! The knowledge that I gained from life and business experience is something that can change lives! It’s not just about helping myself or even just helping the African community… It’s about giving back to everyone!

I don’t want to live in a world full of Losers. We need (many) winners too! We need to help each other succeed in life. I have the power to make a change, and you do too. Together, we can achieve anything!

Juggling motherhood with my business?

I have to tell you—it's not all rainbows and butterflies. I know how hard it is, and sometimes I don't manage to balance. I go crazy sometimes. And, there are days when I feel down and don't come out of bed. But hey—what's life without challenges? The most important part is to keep going! Some days are just not booked with as much success as other days, but that doesn't mean there isn't any success at all. On the other hand, being successful doesn't mean that everything will be perfect all the time—it means that you learn from mistakes and try again until you get it right!

My Achievements

I’m not content to sit around and wait for my next opportunity.
That’s why I’m always looking for new ways to learn, grow, and expand.

There no growth when you’re all alone. Sharing my knowledge has become one of my passions and I’m proud that I’m financially free enough to be able to do whatever I want, so why not share my personal story to get as many people in this situation as possible? This world has enough for all of us and let’s be honest.. team work make dreams work! #staytuned

I love what I do because it makes me feel like I’m doing something that makes a difference—and at the end of the day, isn’t that what it’s all about?