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Can I handle the New Heat in the Kitchen???

Hello there!

Sunday morning.. Heavy Rain..

So, here I am, finishing my blog, and feeling that I have to write about what I have felt these couple of days. Well, I am starting and embarking on a brand new journey. I have to admit, I'm scared and excited all at the same time. Gosh, my heart and head pump whenever I think about it.

This is so huge a 180-degree difference from my previous experience, and I'm not quite sure if I'm ready for it. But, somehow, I feel like God has given me this trial to test my limits and push me to reach my maximum.

I know there will be ups and downs along the way, but I have a good feeling about this. I believe that this new challenge will be good for me, and I'm determined to bring my A-game to every aspect of it. It's time to step up the paddle and ACE it up! 

I'm not going to lie, doubt has crept into my mind a few times. Will I be able to handle this new project? Will I be able to meet the expectations of my new team? These are all valid questions, but I know that I can't let fear hold me back. I have to believe in myself and my abilities. And the rest I leave to the one only ALLAH Swt.

I'm grateful for this opportunity and I'm ready to give it my all. I know that there will be challenges and obstacles, but I'm determined to face them head-on. I'm excited to learn and grow in this new environment, and I'm looking forward to the journey ahead.

So here's to the future and to all the possibilities that it holds. Yeah Man!! I'm ready for this, and I'm going to make the most of it. Wish me luck, and let's see what I can achieve!

Talk to you more...

Love, 


Chits

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