Rosemond Yaa Kpeiku

The Real Girl Era: Healing, Hustling, and Hitting 30 With VIM (Vulnerability in Maturity)

Yesterday, I celebrated the age most people bullied. 30!

A month to this day, I found myself wondering if I have done well so far... At a point, I was teary. The past three years has had me pushing myself more than I ever have in previous years.

Reading the heartfelt prayers to wild jokes from family and friends, each message reminded me of how far I’ve come and where I’m headed.

One of my closest friends said, “You’re a rare gem, and I wish you could see yourself the way we do.” That hit me right in the chest straight-up, I wont lie.
We often don’t see our own light because we’re so busy striving. But, sometimes, the love of those around us is the mirror we need to finally recognize it (our uniqueness)

Another friend called me the “crazy” one (no surprise there 😂), but this also reminded me how I’ve been there for others through thick and thin. I guess being “madt” doesn’t mean we aren't real with our people.

And then there’s the message that cracked me up the most. It came from someone I often times call mentor because that is who she is to me aside being a friend.

Her: I know I bully you a lot because you’re madt, but thank you for being my real gee.
I mean, isn’t that what true friends do?

They challenge you, love you, and help you grow in the most unexpected ways.

As I step into this new year, I’m focused on aligning my plans(although most times it feels blurry), staying grounded, and making sure that financial freedom doesn’t just stay a dream—but a reality.

I’m learning more every day through F.I.N.C about not just managing money, but also investing in people and moments that matter.

Here's to another year of growth, grace, and abundance. And of course, to building a future where we all win, financially and beyond.

Thanks to everyone who made this day worth it 🙌🏽

Still startifeelifreee

Phase 1 is here
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This coming week we, Network of Women In Growth - NEWIG Ghana, are going to be in Ashaiman touching the lives of women through skills empowerment.

We outside

Do pass by the stand and grab something for yourself from the team.

What comes to mind when you hear “insurance”? Especially as a Ghanaian youth or woman?

Cheers to life ❣️

Happy birthday Kasoa Sh*to Wura.

Take a peek at what we’ve been to this past quarter..

Dear cherished followers,

We trust that you are commencing the new month on a positive note! The year 2024 has been designated by the Network of Women in Growth, Ghana team, as a significant period for progress as we continue our efforts to harness resources for providing skills training to women throughout Ghana.

In this edition of our newsletter, we are delighted to present a compilation of highlights, activities, and updates from the first quarter of 2024. We are eager to share some of our recent accomplishments and developments with you.

This newsletter offers a glimpse into our new projects and also includes updates on recent gender advocacy events in which we actively participated.

To access the full newsletter and delve into the details of our initiatives and activities, kindly click [https://bit.ly/NEWIG-GhanaFirstQuarter2024Newsletter].

Thank you for your continued support and interest in our endeavors.

Warm regards,
Network of Women in Growth Ghana