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Why I Do, What I Do Growing up, I watched my mother slowly lose the essence of who she was. She resisted at first, but over time, she conformed—to cultural obligations, societal expectations, and the pressure to maintain the status quo. Even as a child, though I couldn’t fully articulate it, I knew something about this wasn’t right. As I grew older, I found myself in the same situation—just like so many women bound by tradition and deeply ingrained beliefs. In these spaces, a

I want you to imagine a life where every decision—your education, your career, even who you marry—is made for you. Not based on your dreams, your passions, or your potential, but on tradition, obligation, and expectation. That was my reality. Growing up, I believed I could be anything. I had the confidence to try new things and the ability to excel. I dreamed of learning, creating, and making a difference. But those dreams were not mine to pursue. My education? Cut short. A