Notes from My Journey

Stories, struggles, and breakthroughs from my pursuit of a life led by vision—not pressure.

This blog is more than a collection of stories—it is a space to share lessons, reflections, and truths that I have lived. From my roots in Ethiopia to my travels across six continents, from hardship to healing, every experience has taught me that life is not measured by what we accumulate, but by what we give.

Here, you will find personal reflections, stories of resilience, and teachings drawn from both my life and the wisdom of great thinkers. My goal is simple: to inspire hope, to encourage faith, and to remind us all that change begins with the choices we make today.

This blog will also serve as a platform to update you on the progress of my projects—especially the vision to build the Legacy of Hope Memorial Hospital, a symbol of healing and reconciliation for generations to come.

I invite you to read with an open heart, reflect on your own journey, and join me in the mission of turning pain into purpose and vision into action.

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During my stay in Argentina, I experienced football not just as a game but as the soul of the nation. The streets came alive hours before kickoff — flags waving, drums beating, and people singing with pure passion. I joined locals packed into cafés and plazas, everyone wearing the blue and white with pride. When Argentina scored, the city exploded in celebration — fireworks, car horns, and strangers embracing like family. Even after the final whistle, music and laughter filled the night, and I realized that in Argentina, football isn’t just sport — it’s a way of life.