I am not a millionare nor am I famous, but I am great in my own right and definition.
I was born in Francistown, Botswana to a White Canadian man and a Black Zambian woman. At the age of six, my Father thought it best to move to Canada in hopes of granting us( his children) with more opportunities that North America apparently offered.
At the age of 16 I became a teenage mother to a beautiful boy. I had officially became a statistic and the odds were not in my favour to become an accomplished adult or parent for that matter. I returned to high school immediatly after and graduated from high school with honours and secured a scholarship to the local university.
I spent 17 years in Fredericton, New Brunswick, and at the age of 22 after completing my undergraduate degree in Sociology & Criminolgy, I decided to move to Windsor Ontario to undertake my Masters in Business at the University of Windsor. Business was not for me, and after a semester I left the program and found myself applying to the university's teachers college. I got accepted, and now here I am at 23 years old in the last 2 months of the program. I guess I never became that statistic after all.
