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10 PERSONAL FACTS ABOUT ME


  1. I would consider myself a Cultural Explorer, Budgeter, Free Spirit and an Organized traveller. In other words, “I’m Frugal”, a big wise spender. 
  1. I’m a music lover and being from Jamaica you’d assume I love Dancehall and Reggae everyday and anyday. Well, Afrobeats is the filling in my oreo. I’m in love with Dancehall first, then Afrobeats then comes Reggae unless we talking about Buju Banton, he comes first.
  1. I’m a “Parents Girl”. If you’ve met them you’ll understand. I cannot choose, not that we should have to anyways.
  1. I ran Track & Field throughout my school days, mostly 100 meters. Wanting to focus more on my studies, I decided to quit after first year university and boy has it been hard to get back in the gym and running again. My favourite sport athletes are Serena Williams and Shelly Ann Fraser Pryce. Surprise I did not say Usain Bolt. 
  1. I’m a watch lover, never buy my right size online shopper, and neat freak! My car is probably the cleanest car you’ll ever sit in.
  1. I’ve recently become a Pescatarian and its going great. Hope to make the move to Vegan one day, which might be hard because I’m in love with Cinnabon and Yogurt.
  1. I am extremely adventurous. I have walked Tigers, swam with Dolphins, Sharks, Sting Rays, Sea Lions, and have eaten Grasshoppers, Crocodile, Frog legs, Snails and Octopus. Wow that sounded awful but I know there is more to come.
  1. As I’ve mentioned in my Bio, I’ve been to 45+ AMAZING Countries:

  1. I was shy once upon a time. I can truly say I found my voice through travelling. Now they cannot get enough of me (wink wink).
  1. My favourite quote of all time is “Entrepreneurship is living a few years of your life like most people won't so you  can spend the rest of your life like most people can’t”.

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