For many years, I felt trapped in a life I did not want. After finishing my studies in Nairobi, Kenya, I struggled to find a stable job. Every opportunity I tried slipped through my fingers, and I could not understand why. Months turned into years, and I began to feel worthless. I watched friends and peers progress in their careers while I remained stuck, struggling to survive. The frustration and hopelessness began to take a toll on my mental health.
I tried everything I could think of to improve my situation. I sent countless resumes, attended interviews, and even considered moving abroad to look for work. Nothing seemed to work. I grew depressed and started questioning my abilities. My confidence was shattered, and I felt like I was failing not just myself but my family as well. I wanted to give up, but deep down, I hoped that somehow, things would get better.TO READ MORE,TAP HERE
