I became a TEDx speaker.

Usually, I write to you with something educational, insightful, or style-related—something to help you feel more confident, more yourself, more aligned. But today, I want to share something personal.

Because this week, something big happened.

I became a TEDx speaker.

I stood on the dot at TEDxCranfieldUniversity and delivered a talk that came straight from the heart. 

I spoke about the power of colour, how it shapes us, how it defines us, and how it can move us in more ways than one. It’s a topic I’ve lived, breathed, and worked through with so many of you. And now, I’ve had the chance to speak about it on one of the most recognised platforms in the world.

What many people won’t see is the journey behind that moment.

The applications that didn’t go through. The versions of the talk that never made it out of my notebook. The nights I stayed up wondering if I had anything important enough to say.

But I kept going. I kept refining. I kept believing. And it happened.

This experience has taught me that everything is achievable when you give it your energy, your consistency, and your heart. That the things we dream of are often on the other side of patience, resilience, and the willingness to keep showing up.

I met incredible, inspiring people along the way from fellow speakers to the amazing organisers who made the experience unforgettable. I’ll be sharing the recording as soon as it’s released, and I can’t wait for you to see it.

Thank you for being part of this community. Today, I’m not here to share knowledge I’m here to share this moment with you.