10 years ago, Coco and I met in a phase of life where our surroundings were I can say, very toxic - but she always stood out as that good hearted, hard working, tough, loving girl. After we met we kicked off and the rest was history. As time went by, she went from a busy/ambitious-driven PR girl, who goes ALL IN and forgets to take care of herself when working - to a life/soul coach, a work-life balanced, subtle yet loving, powerful women that was living the life we both back then, once denied that we deserved. Fast forward to 2020, after my first business failed - I lost confidence in my surroundings, in myself, in relationships and I was living under branches of doubts. I couldn’t help but to surrender and look at myself in the mirror and said “ I AM GOING TO DEAL WITH YOU” . I grabbed my phone and texted Coco, and chose to believe in my own choice - which was to seek consultation from her, which I’m SO glad I did and the right-est thing I ever did. Its been a year and a half now after nearly over 30 hours of soul coaching with her ( an hour every two weeks ) and I am thankful to her and proud to say I have become a more self aware, content, intuitive, strong, less aggressive women thats got both my brains and heart together, functioning pretty well, in a healthy way. My surroundings and my friend circles have changed this past year after I started making right choices that were good for myself and life has been great to me. I believe good friends aren’t just the people that hang out with you everyday but its the ones that has good intentions and holds space for your best interest in their hearts. Sharing this abundance of love with you all. Love you guys!

// 𝕤𝕠𝕟𝕚𝕒 𝕔𝕠𝕗𝕗𝕖𝕖 𓋜 ⁡ 𝕤𝕠𝕟𝕚𝕒 𝕤𝕡𝕖𝕔𝕚𝕒𝕝𝕥𝕪 𝕡𝕦𝕕𝕕𝕚𝕟𝕘 $𝟛𝟠 忌廉焦糖吉士布丁 ⁡ this cafe reminded me a lot of 星乃珈琲店 (hoshino coffee) in japan!! their signature pudding was decent but nothing about it really stood out. the pudding tasted quite eggy and the texture was smooth, however the caramel was slightly too sweet and didn’t taste burnt enough. ⁡ 𝕙𝕠𝕥 𝕔𝕒𝕜𝕖 $𝟝𝟠 喫茶店原味鬆餅 ⁡ as pretty and flawless this pancake looked, it tasted like the ones i make at home with pre-mix. their hot cake has more of a cakey and dense feeling unlike japanese souffle pancakes. the only highlight was the honey that it came with which elevated the hotcake more than typical syrups. ⁡ 💭 Yums 6/10 Worth 7.5/10 ⁡ 📍 旺角太子道西193號MOKO新世紀廣場MTR層M52號舖 ⁡ ⏰ 8am-10pm ------- #chummytummy旺角 #soniacoffee . . . #food #foodie #foodporn #foodgasm #l4l #fooddiary #foodlover #foodieig #foodig #foodinsta #foodstagram #foodblogger #topcitybites #topfoodnews #hkfoodie #hkfoodblogger #hkfoodlover #hkfoodie #hkfood #hkeats #foodiehk #hkig #hkfoodstagram #香港美食 #食好西 #相機食先

“It is so decided” After 5 long years of organizing, I watched the world, 193 countries in the UN General Assembly hall, unanimously approve Rape survivors access to justice to be an official agenda item. That means for all years moving forward, survivors will be an agenda item world leaders must discuss. It cements that we matter. Our rapes matter. Our justice matters. CW: This campaign started 5 years ago when survivors around the world reached out in response to the federal survivor bill of rights passing. Jessica was one of them. When she was raped in another country, all of the systems meant to protect us - healthcare, law enforcement, legal - failed her. They failed because basic rights for survivors have not been codified and no one takes responsibility when multiple countries are involved. Unfortunately, she’s not alone and millions of survivors of rape and sexual assault lack access to fundamental justice. The United Nations General Assembly purports to leave no one behind but, before today, rape survivors were not recognized by the body as a people deserving to have an official issue. The securities council has recognized rape in war, but most rape - millions upon millions like mine and Jessica’s - happen outside of war. We changed that today. We changed the world today. There’s still a long road ahead for us to secure the full worldwide survivor bill of rights. But today we celebrate this win. This agenda item is significant. I know I know - it’s a lot of red tape but death by bureaucracy is how they silence our voices. I’m sharing this with you all not only because I am immensely proud of how we changed the world today but also because I want you to know what the process looks like at the United Nations. I am deeply grateful to Sierra Leone, the country that stood up to Champion this issue. I am deeply grateful to the @risenow.us organizers who have fought relentlessly for this moment. I am grateful and hopefully that a small group of people can indeed change the world.