Afrobloggers Twitter Account Takeover

-
The most amazing thing I have experienced today! Just wanna share what I felt and feel in these last minutes of Afrobloggers Twitter takeover 

Morning!
I was so nervous. I didn't know where to start. I was shaking. In my mind I laughed at how much I challenge myself and then get nervous. I started drinking a lot of water to cure my stomachache and started scrolling what i am going to say. I was talking to the walls and sharing my thoughts with my mom. In my preparation zone...visitors come and in.my mind I'm saying why now. My phone was on 0 % and I had to switch off their noise in my head and focus on my Twitter Account. It's so funny how I posted  10 tweets when my phone was on 0 %. God doing the things and I loved the commitment. I was so terrified about how people might respond to my tweets. The criticism, the comments and most importantly the engagement...I literally thought i was going to have a low engagement. 

Now let's move on to the feeling I have now. I am so happy. The engagement is so amazing, future collaborations with a Nigerian blogger Anita Kamba-she is so amazing. It feels good to share my blogging journey with other storytellers and getting to know what they write about. I feel success because I challenged myself and executed. 

The part that I liked most was telling people about why I write a certain blog. I felt really connected to my readers. 

Thank you so much Afrobloggers for this amazing opportunity. It was fun,  eye opening and such a wonderful experience with the blogging community. You existence is greatly appreciated.

Comments

  1. Madeline Wilson-OjoMarch 8, 2020 at 7:55 AM

    Well done you! It's always scary at first but then somewhere along the line courage, determination and satisfaction steps in. Kudos!

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The World Of Emojis

-
Welcome to season 2 lockdown It's so funny how emojis help us go through life and feel close to our loved ones. Tapping into the world of no emojis we used kkkkk and this annoys me to the bone because it feels so fake and not leaving the LOL. It didn't feel too real. I literally felt like a slay queen. Today I have time to share why I use a certain emoji. Let's get to it 😊 The blush face I normally use it to show my interest in talking to someone and I use it at the end of the sentence to keep the person I'm talking to engaged and feel special. Sometimes I use it when someone says something cute and it tickled my fancy. When I'm feeling like chucking bars, I use it to annoy my opponent...It works all the time. 😋 Yummy face. This one has two different meanings in my world. When you send food that looks so good, I use that emoji or when I post something I cooked and I feel good about it. On the other hand because of the introduction of this statement:
Read more

Appreciating Being A Woman

-
I just want to start this womens month by appreciating how important we are, why we are diamonds of this world.  1.Appreciate Our Beauty  We have this beauty that lights up the whole room. I know you might be thinking about facial beauty but I'm talking about your personality. You can be crazy, loud, bubbly or reserved and still be beautiful. Appreciating your beauty is a step forward to knowing your worth and not giving people the chance to value you because we live in a society whereby people feel like they have a right to tell you that you are ugly or beautiful. 2. Appreciate The Gift Of Multi-Tasking  This is the most amazing power you can have ladies. Don't make excuses to avoid a lot of work that can build you...We need to break the glass ceiling! I always admire the way my mom is always positive even if she is under a lot of pressure and til now I haven't reached that positive level...working on taking that trophy from her. Own this gift women.  3. Appreciate How Res
Read more

Zimbabwe @ 40 :A Letter To The Freedom Fighters

-
 Victory is sweet. I thank you freedom fighters for giving us the freedom to be ourselves...proud Africans. You fought whole heartedly following every strategy. We sang and rejoiced in our mother tongues. We believed that nothing will bring us down again: "Zimbabwe will never be a colony again" You gave women and children the platform to exercise their right to be who they are. It was indeed a dawn of a new era. We transitioned and grew some more. Look at Zimbabwe now, the home of the beautiful falls...Mosia-Tunya. We have Gwenyambirakadzis playing African sounds singing about our journey to the whole world. "Zimbabwe yakauya nehondo vakomana nehondoo" We dance culturally with no one chasing us with armery. We can be educated without limitations, we can go all the way to university level. We are proud Africans because of you and today we celebrate your victory. But I would want you to know that all that glitters is not gold. We are celeb
Read more