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Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart... and that’s what this song is all about, finding joy in the simple, priceless moments. This one's for the dreamers, the lovers, and everyone

This week, I chose to simply worship. No runs. No hype. Just reverence. I ministered “Holy Forever”—a song that reminds us of God's eternal glory and unchanging holiness. Sometimes the best expression

Last week was a lot—and I had to take a step back from sharing. But I’m back now, and this week’s S.C.A.M extract hits a topic that many entrepreneurs and go-getters don’t talk about enough: being targeted

This week’s theme pushed me out of my comfort zone and I loved every moment of it! I chose “Clarity” because it carries such raw emotion and energy, and it perfectly fits the Techno EDM vibe. Performing

Today was one of those quiet days. No major projects. No deadlines pressing in. No emotional highs. Just stillness. A kind of pause. And if I’m being honest, it made me feel a little off at first like

Markets are a heartbeat of culture, full of life, movement, trade, and community. I recently visited a local market here in Nigeria and decided to document moments that often go unnoticed. Through black

I was so caught up in motion yesterday that I didn’t get the chance to pause and write. And I’m learning not to feel guilty about moments like that, especially when what kept me busy was meaningful. I’m

There’s a kind of pressure that comes with being a multifaceted person especially one with vision. You carry dreams in your chest like they’re urgent errands. You measure your progress in milestones and

One of the hardest but most freeing lessons I’m learning is that I don’t have to remain who I used to be, especially if who I used to be was shaped more by expectations than authenticity. We grow up trying

There’s a unique kind of stillness that finds you when the noise fades, not just around you, but within you. The kind that doesn’t come with schedules or success metrics, but with silent afternoons, unwritten

There’s a layer in my life that doesn't always make it into the spotlight, but it holds so much weight. It’s the layer of people. Of connections. Of God-sent friendships that show up, not with grand gestures,

Something beautiful happened recently, I wrote a new song. It might not sound like a big deal to some people, but to me, it’s everything. Because it’s been a while. A while since I sat with a melody long

“Understanding that growth in life is a process that can’t be rushed, at times we try to bypass, but then realize we’re moving in circles until we decide and learn to move in line with our growth process.”

Not every chapter of life starts with movement. Some begin in silence. Some feel like you’re sitting still while the world spins madly around you. That was me, not too long ago. I had just finished school.

Some people see creativity as a hobby, a side piece to the “real work.” But for me, creativity is the work. It’s not something I do only when I have free time or feel inspired. It’s a language I speak,

Becoming All of Me Welcome to Layers of Blessing A daily journey through the vibrant, unpredictable, and meaningful life I live. My name is Blessing Chisimdi Simeon, and I’m many things. For a long time,

“We owe no one an explanation for the decisions we make in our life; we only choose who we share them with.” S.C.A.M (A Scheming & Crafty Aggressive Motion) There comes a time in life where your choices

In my last blog post, I introduced you to my book S.C.A.M – A Scheming & Crafty Aggressive Motion. A bold, purpose driven project birthed from my burden to speak truth into the heart of our generation.

HOW IT ALL STARTED The idea for S.C.A.M (A Scheming & Crafty Aggressive Motion) was born from a deep burden to address the mindset of our generation and spark change from within. I started writing

My entry for Week 34 is “One Day at a Time” by Mirriam Belleina. This song is not just a performance piece for me, it’s my all-time favorite. It’s a heartfelt prayer of surrender that acknowledges our