6 Harsh Truths I Wish I Knew In My 20s
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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Fear is a key factor in why i didnt move to the continent sooner. I wanted to do this 20 years ago and then again right before the pandemic. Now i am 46 and reached a point in my life its now or never. I have not financially prepared like i wanted to but the longer i stay here iin America i will continue to keep pouring into my job and others with no return. So i am moving Jan 2 to Kenya whether i have all the ducks in the row or not. I have enough skills to start something. For me this is life or death. I refuse to continue to fill my body with the poison they are feeding us I refuse to be smothered with this toxic abusive relationship with this country. I am not just doing it for me anymore its for my daughters and my grandchildren and my future legacy. They will need a means to escape when the cookie crumbles and it will crumble. I am nervous but no longer fearful. Thiis is the best decision i ever made and i believe God who is sending me is with me. Thank you for the nuggets of wisdom this was very encouraging . Kenya 2025
I wish that I had more courage to explore other countries. It must be very exciting to travel and experience how other people live. Ashley I really admire you for stepping out of what you know to increase your knowledge of other countries and cultures. Your children will definitely benefit. You are a brave and powerful person.
Go for it!
I am 59 and has travelled too since early age. What empress Ashley is doing is priceless. There is nothing in the world educational as travelling. Reading a chapter on Tanzania is totally different from being there as travelling is dynamic versus a static event in a book. She is definitely ahead of the game big time as I have friends (Retired doctors) in Tanzania, so i know here stuff is genuine. Very strategic content. Sistaluv go out and do the same. You will slap yourself for not starting earlier. I know I will meet the empress at a business event soon.
Do itttttttt!!!!!!!!
@@jerryp447why she gotta be an empress tho??
@@toddmaek5436 In African cultures, the word "Empress" holds a significant and powerful connotation, often associated with the highest form of female leadership, dignity, and respect. While the specific term "Empress" may be more commonly linked to European monarchies, its African equivalent can be seen in the roles of queens, queen mothers, or other female rulers who hold substantial influence and authority within their communities. Isn't Ashley a leader and an influential and motivational person? I think so as a pan-African
My third day in South Africa and I'm so glad I came across this video. Much love ❤
Welcome to South Africa which part of the country you in I would assume Johannesburg. Do enjoy 😇🥰
@@siziwetobie5818 thank you 😊 I am in Johannesburg. I love it here! 💜
Welcome.
@@siyabonganxumalo4574 Siyabonga 😊
I have given so much of my energy to others I feel as though I don't have anything more to give. These actions definitely shrunk me. Now I am trying to find and build myself.
Thank you for your transparency. You will get through this and find Joy on the other side 🤗
Literally everyone need to hear this. Thank you for sharing❤
Thanks for listening
resonates not resignates
I am 35 and I am grateful for the reminder.
Thanks for sharing, Ashley! You’re the second Ashley I said thank you to today for sharing their journey. God bless you. I hope to move back to my home, Ethiopia soon🙏🏽🫶🏽
You are so welcome!
Thank you, may you have a very prosperous day and the earth will greet you with warmth && unconditional love. TCE.😊
I got goosebumps throughout!!
OMG Ashley... Dropping Diamonds 💎💎💎 especially when it comes to our relationship with money. I am in my 30's, wanting to transition into a career I waited 6 years to study. I'm studying it, aligning myself with the people who are thriving in this field but damn, the imposter syndrome is REAL. I've got to push through the doubts, but I thank you for sharing how important the content we consume is. And again... Money 😂😂, my relationship with money needs a refreshing!
The block with money will get us every time. You got this!
@@AshleyinAfrika ♥️♥️
Ashley your chanell is defeintively my best discovery in 2024. Wisdom, courage and style . Congratulations 🌞
Welcome. Thank you so much.
Empress some of the things you now know would not have impacted you so much in a positive way when you were younger as our optics tends to develop or improve over time. Never drink the wine before it is mature. I wish I had returned to Africa much earlier but my mindset on approaching it might not have been so good then as now where there is a wider community of support and African consciousness too. My kids plus wife has nothing to do with me moving to Africa but I push on because as a real priest who prays daily I have to do like Abraham in hopes they will follow one day and those who criticize you on going to Africa might do the same or they may not come but will see the blessings but will be too proud to say you were right. In life I realize when doing the right thing much opposition comes at first. So hold up your head empress. If my family doesn't come maybe God has a better one waiting for me in Africa. Life is an adventure
Life is truly an adventure. Thank you for your comment
I REALLY ADMIRE AND APPRECIATE YOU.
I appreciate you
I appreciate your content. I thank you for documenting your journey. With your experience, especially after the South African elections, do you believe that South Africa is a great place for someone moving to Africa to start and make the relocation from USA?
Absolutely. Are you coming to our Travel Move & Do Business South Africa Virtual Conference?? Learn from experts and expats who have done it along with some political officials and entrepreneurs sharing their ideas for what’s happening next in South Africa: www.afrikainvestorsacademy.com/travel-move-business-southafrica
Don’t miss out on this opportunity ✈️
This was a great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
YOU ARE AMAZING
YOU ARE
Must you be so gorgeous?
The boss lady speaking. Thank you.
You’re welcome