To begin with, I am a fascinating lady who is difficult to grasp. A selfless disposition toward everyone I meet. I'm an amiable person who enjoys spending time with selfless individuals. I'm Irojulaye Titilayo. I hail from Ondo state western part of Nigeria.
I'm ambitious and will stop at nothing to accomplish my goal. Despite my strong competitive mentality, I always look for the positive aspects in everything. I believe that even if we experience sadness and other negative emotions regularly, it does not mean that we cease to exist. Difficulties are a sign of existence. They give us the impression that life is happening. Those living in cemeteries are the only ones who are trouble-free. Therefore, it is great that we are experiencing issues. It enlivens our thinking. This is the thinking behind it. I am a fascinating man who is difficult to grasp. a selfless disposition toward everyone I meet. I'm an amiable person who enjoys spending time with selfless individuals.
I'm a nature lover. All of the following attract me the most: rain, moon, clouds, gardens, and greenery. I adore being in its vicinity. I adore having harmony, peace, and prosperity all around me.
My love language is English. I'm committed to it. Without it, I won't be able to survive. I've given myself over entirely to it. My interests are in writing motivational words and book reading.
Regarding my schedule, I love to have everything done on time and to my satisfaction. I'm a highly punctual lady
There are a lot of people in the world with diverse characteristics. Everybody has a personality that sets them apart from others. When it comes to me, I'm a unique version of myself. There isn't another individual like me. I'm a conceited lady who enjoys living life to the fulfillment of my dream and pursuing my goals. My goal is to become an educationist who aims to impact life. And I would not stop at nothing to accomplish my objective.
At first, being an educationist has been the least career I love to be, due to what I faced in my secondary days, but I never knew that the passion to impact was in me. I seem to be a rigid educationist when starting and due to lack of experience, it's led me to face some challenges that make me build up myself in terms of having a good relationship with my learner. Being an educationist is fun and interesting, to be frank, and it's gladen my heart sees my learner being a peak in any competition and becoming outstanding personnel in the future.
I love to uplift the downtrodden and assist the underprivileged. I make an effort to bring joy to individuals who have given up, grown depressed, and still want to live. My goal is to bring them back to life.
In terms of family, I adore my mother. She always compliments me and is inspiring and motivated. When things don't go my way, she has always loved to support me. He is more than just my mother; she is a lifelong friend. She never gets upset when I wake her up at two in the evening to ask a question about school.
I strongly believe that music is the food to my soul because it has a lot of positive effects on me. It strengthens me when working even though I seem to be tired, it keeps me company when I seem lonely and sad. Music liberates my soul, mind, and spirit most especially when fear grips me and tries to downgrade me, even when it tries to pull my self-confidence to nothing.
I grew up among boys and that singular experience has taught me how to cope with the male folks. At some point in my life, my female friends called me a tomboy. The reason is not far-fetched, I like to be the boss among the ladies because of the traits I have copied or imbibed from the boys I grew up with.
Life for me has been a bed of roses. Beautiful roses. Though I wasn't born with a silver spoon, every opportunity that comes my way, I have maximally utilized. As a child, I represented my school in a spelling drill competition. What inspired me was a movie I watched (Akeelah and the Bee). I became addicted to trying out every spelling after watching that movie, hence, I was able to come top in my school. At the regional level, I scaled through and in the end, a national champion.
That was an awesome experience. First I had to travel by plane to Canada where the grand finale of the spelling drill competition was held. The experience is unforgettable. I met a lot of people from around the globe and we exchanged ideas about culture, governance, and life, generally.
Coming to Hive is just another opportunity to explore the world and, I will give it a top priority. I would love to see a platform where I can share more details about what my culture, African culture, is all about.
I found out about this great platform through @cool08 and my boss @mrenglish.