Author: nruvimbo

Nicole's Corner
Reflections & Lessons /
Parenting is not powerful because of numbers — it’s powerful because of presence.

I just couldn’t stand still. We were mid-conversation — relaxed … Until someone casually said: “Is it not because he was raised by a single mother?” And suddenly, everything in me tightened. Because it wasn’t just a statement — it was a judgment. A…

Reflections & Lessons /
Kune Vakadzi Marombe.

This term is often used to describe someone who is financially poor. Today, I want to shift the focus away from finances and discuss attitude and character instead. We commonly associate poverty with men because they are traditionally seen as providers, both in our…

Faith & Grounding /
Prayer is Not a Substitute for Conversation

“Pray about it” is not enough.Our girls need safe spaces to talk, ask, and grow—with faith and with truth. “But she needs to pray more.” That was someone’s response during a five-hour family discussion I sat in last Friday. We had gathered over a…

Initiatives & Impact /
Beyond the Post: Why I’m Building Systems, Not Just Content

I don’t want to just be that girl who just writes posts. I don’t want to be a social media influencer with millions of followers. I don’t want my work to be momentary—something you scroll past, smile at, and forget. I am not building…

Reflections & Lessons /
Resetting Your Life — Without Apology

Until death removes you from this world, the reset button is still pressable.And sometimes, it’s not just a new job—it’s a new mindset. Every time I write about timelines, I receive an overwhelming response in my inbox. Messages filled with stories—raw, honest, sacred stories—from…

Reflections & Lessons, Women in Leadership /
The Sacred Power of Starting Over

I once lived a life that felt like a version of me I didn’t recognize.I thought I’d missed my time. Until I realized—I could reset. Until death removes you from this world, the reset button is forever pressable. I remember a season I rarely…

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