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A Step at a Time

A step at a time is about my own self reflection of my life's journey, the things that I encountered in my everyday life, the journey that I have experienced as previously matured student in Scotland for a couple of years, life as an expat in Bahrain that I lived for 13 years, places that I traveled to, food, health, friends, people that I met and most importantly the lessons that I learned along the way. 

We live in a world that are fast-paced and demanding, so taking one step at a time can help me re-think how I can approach challenges and navigate through life. It's a continuous journey. Each step, no matter how small and embracing the learning process means understanding and learning from mistakes will open new doors, new experience and shape our life. Challenges are inevitable and taking one step at a time involves confronting difficulties head on and developing resilient mindset, so that we become stronger. 






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