Why I joined Soul Purpose 360
My mother left Sierra Leone when she was very young. Unable to finish school due to pregnancy, the stigma meant she left her main support to go and begin her life in the UK.  As a single Mother the strain on her was always apparent.  My Mother prepared me well for the world ahead, but her life revolved around her single parent life - no holiday, no reward and definitely no pay. I remember my Aunt telling me how proud my mother was of me, although sometimes she didn’t show it. 

My mother came from a generation straight out of colonialism, control and exploitation. I  reached adulthood before I realised how unhappy she really was. Mum died in January 2023, she never lived her life as she would have wanted, the interferences, distractions and hurdles were too many. 
The one thing I know my Mother did appreciate in me was my ability to just do, I was always stubborn about barriers on my life and always tried to overcome them. I tried to move to SL before with my children I returned to the UK after three years, very unhappy to leave. This was my dream and family commitments meant I couldn’t make it my reality. 
I too was now a single mum striving to make life work. I started an organisation to help other marginalised vulnerable women. Too my surprise it grew and I was in charge of a overused community resource. By the time I met Palma, I was overworked, overwhelmed and very unhappy. Coaching with Palma SP 360 forced me to look at my life and make subtle but substantial changes to develop myself and create the happier life I wanted. I had already started my SL journey before my Mother’s passing but now no more little steps. I’m going for the life I want.
My Mothers life has inspired me to live my Soul Purpose, my life is a continuous journey of many strong powerful ancestors who broke barriers unapologetically .