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Year of transition

This is the year of...wait for it....brace yourselves...the big 3-0! Ironically, I'm actually looking forward to it. My twenties were documented well through social media, highlighted with Timehop reminding me of late nights and the best vacations of my life thus far. I'm really for change and to mature in my thirties, I have goals that I thought would have been achieved in my twenties but it's not my plan. Either way, I'm brace and ready for everything 30 had in store!



Now, I know it will be quite some time before I actually turn 30 but here are a moments that are my favorite!






















I have so many goals that I hope to achieve in 2018. I want to become more independent, more self reliant. I want to be more positive and travel more. The list goes one, but for now, I want to learn from who I have been for the last 29 years and become a better, more successful me!

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