Sho, Genge!
Welcome back to another episode of ASIAS, with your girl, Sis G.U
This episode felt like a point in recent time where I finally had the opportunity to speak on matters of the heart. Observing where I've come from and also where I'm going.
There are certain things and behavioral patterns that once were a part of my itinerary that I don't carry anymore. Certain habits that I would use for different aspects of my life are now far away from my reach, as I record this episode for you, today. This is all in unison with the frontal lobe development phase that has happened in my life.
For everyone, their times of development are different, but it all moves the same. We are so afraid of change that we are blinded by the nature of life and the inevitability of change. It needs to happen, for us to get better. It needs to happen, for us to grow. Ultimately, it needs to happen, for us to properly receive the blessings due to us, in the near future.
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