She was never one to raise her voice. In fact, she was the "calm one" — always careful with her words, always seeking peace and eager to be helpful. Yet, a few years into a verbal and emotionally abusive relationship, she noticed a shift. She found herself snapping, defensive and impatient; ready to throw back any hurtful words spoken to her. One day, after a particularly heated exchange, she sat alone wondering: "Who am I becoming? This isn’t me."

“Please wear your seatbelt,” I said to Glory, seated in the front. My driver quickly added, “Yes o, make Road Safety no catch me!”

While our origins may differ, we all have access to opportunities in the form of exposure, education, ideas, and connections.

Your little bit could also be a small act of kindness. It may be small to you and yet make a world of difference to someone else.