Only if you believe in yourselves would you know that you’ve got it all. Because they say we are what we believe we are.

Who am I?

What should I say? I’m a mom of two grown-up kids – a girl and a boy. My daughter just graduated, and my son just got to college. All my life, I had to face all kinds of struggles. When I was a kid, I wanted to be a doctor, and I was working really hard. But neither did my family have the money to afford it nor the will. So they married me off young.

But my husband insisted I pursue my graduation. I was pregnant with my first child when I had to take final exams. I then went on and did my master’s while pregnant with the second child. A few degrees and years down the line, I got into teaching. It was not what I had imagined, but I knew if not a doctor, a teacher is what I always wanted to be. Maybe I was manifesting it all throughout, but it happened.

But did that make my life easier? Yes, a little, because I was finally independent and on my own terms. But I had a lot more to see. With children, in-laws, school management, and coaching students (yes, I also started an at-home coaching institution) demanding my attention, I didn’t know how I could manage it all.

But if I know one thing, the universe has its divine timing, and if he doesn’t think you can go through a situation, he won’t put you in one.

So with all the faith I had in myself, I kept going. But even then, I didn’t have a minute’s time to myself.

I was always frustrated, not happy with the current situation, and wanted a change. I loved doing what I loved, but it was just not fulfilling.

I knew it was high time I stopped and started working on myself. I came across ‘The Secret.’ Isn’t that book everyone’s first start toward the law of attraction and manifestation? And when I got to know how to improve myself and build a dream life, it was life-changing. Everything started making sense.

It was then I knew I had to share this with everybody. Because who wouldn’t love a little magic added to our lives, huh?