There Is Purpose In Your Pain Written by Stephanie Chuks (Contributor) Last year, a young boy sent me a message on Facebook. According to him, he had already written his suicide note and planned to take his life the next morning if help did not come to his raging soul.
Author: Stephanie Chuks
Stephanie Chuks is a Self-Identity coach, a Public Speaker, A Creative Writer and a youth mentor. She helps young confused people discover their dominant uniqueness and their life's purpose thereby helping them live a life of impact and maximum fulfillment free from depression, low self-esteem and identity crisis.
She is from Obowo local government in Imo State, Nigeria.
She has helped a lot of young confused people understand their identity through her group mentorship training, her One on one coaching sessions and her impactful Articles.
She is passionate about what she does and she does it with so much zeal and mastery.
Be Grateful For Who You Are!
Be Grateful For Who You Are Written by Stephanie Chuks (Contributor) A lady once told me she hated herself and she wondered why everybody hated her for no reason. Then I asked her a question; “if you hate yourself, why do you want others to like something you hate? Don’t
Self-love Is Important!
Self-love Is Important! Written by Stephanie Chuks (Contributor) You can’t afford to not love yourself. You have to do this because the best of men can fail you. People will walk out on you and act like the friendship never happened– like the love never existed. They will act like
Redirect Your Focus!
Redirect Your Focus! Written by Stephanie Chuks (Contributor) My handwriting is terrible. In fact, it is the worst I have seen so far. Funny enough, it looks like it’s becoming worse every day. I have been insulted, laughed at, bullied for as long as I can remember because of how
The Beauty Called Change
The Beauty Called Change! Written by Stephanie Chuks (Contributor) Many at times, we hear people lament “this is not the ‘you’ I used to know” “what happened to you?” “You have changed”. We have been made to believe that change is a terrible thing and that people who change should
Mend Your Broken Piece!
Mend your broken piece! Written by Stephanie Chuks So you grew up with abusive parents who constantly insulted you and made you feel less of a human being for every mistake you made growing up. Then you went along and met your school teachers who reminded you that nothing good