Nadia - You Are Not "Too Much"

What makes someone stand out to you? Have you ever been in a crowded room and felt a familiarity with a stranger? Today I want to introduce you to Nadia, a woman choosing to not only learn what's needed to create her life, but also one who seeks out opportunity to pass that on to the next generation. We talk about the importance of finding love within ourselves first so we have something to share with others, how that allows us to be fully the best version of ourselves and in turn support those we love to be the same. She shares how she is proud of starting a new life in NYC but how she looks forward to someday returning to Tunisia and contributing back to her home country. She shares about her work as a self taught photographer, her career change that led to computer programming, and the way she gets to pour what she has learned into the next generation as a teacher. She shares why she feels as though she becomes a little bit of everyone she meets, and why she loves who that is allowing her to be. We talk about the difference in knowing if we are representing ourselves honestly or if someone else is misunderstanding us, and both why and when we need to learn to be ok with what others may misunderstand. Nadia is one who is not just easy to feel at ease with, but also one who authentically loves reaching out and sharing time and space with others, she is one who shares so much wisdom in what her 23 years have taught her, and one who I believe gives us all a chance to remember how important it is to know our value in a practical way. So tune in today and meet Nadia one that has felt like a friend since I first connected with her in a crowded room, and one that I'm excited to share this intimate conversation of ours with you. And to you Nadia, thank you, thank you for accepting an invitation to coffee and allowing a brief encounter to become a friendship, thank you for allowing me to share so much of your beautiful life with my community here, and for the reminder that no one is "too much." @throughnadiabseyes