Call Me Adaeze…
(ah-DAY-zae)
As a first(ish) generation, only child, of Nigerian Immigrants, I tend to feel behind in these years of my late 20’s. I know this is all building to the life I truly want and am meant to live but… its hard to feel positive about the future.
I’m an actress by God given purpose with a myrIad of hats and paths that keep me sane and scratch my creative itches - just barely keep me afloat on this raft called SS living life.
“If you want to go fast, go alone, if you want to go far, go together”
ijem
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my journey
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ijem 〰️ my journey 〰️
Creating community despite the Chaos
I’ve dedicated to self-development and transformative habits like “The Artists Way,” various Christian devotionals, and self investment over the last year. This has made journaling a vital part of my life. '“ijem & joy” is my way of documenting the reflection and growth I’ve experienced.
Part of my acting purpose is to be a conduit of release and recognition for those that feel othered and unseen. This blog is an extension of that purpose. I hope you can see yourself in my reflections through this journey.