I am worth the dreams I aspire to achieve because they are not dreams I created on my own — they were planted in me by God. They are connected to His purpose for my life and the impact He has called me to make. I don’t believe in chasing dreams just to say I did it. I believe in walking boldly in obedience, even when it’s hard, even when the world says I’m not ready — because I know God qualifies the called. My dreams are rooted in faith, womanhood, creativity, and healing. From a young age, I felt a deep desire to create, inspire, and serve. At 14, I launched my hair care brand, Swoop Control, out of my bedroom — not because I had everything figured out, but because I had a fire in me to uplift young Black women through beauty, confidence, and truth. Since then, I’ve created over 1,000 pieces of content, been interviewed in magazines and podcasts, and hosted my first pop-up shop. But my dream is bigger than business. It’s about helping women see themselves the way God sees them — loved, worthy, and whole. Alongside entrepreneurship, I serve on the content team at Epiphany Fellowship, where I help tell stories that glorify God and uplift the body of Christ. Ministry isn’t just something I do — it’s how I live. Even in seasons of anxiety, uncertainty, or spiritual warfare, I’ve chosen to stay faithful. I’ve chosen therapy, healing, and vulnerability, because I know I can’t lead others well if I’m not first letting God lead me. The dreams I carry are tied to generational healing and legacy. I want to build something that not only honors my calling, but also creates space for other women to rise. I want to use my voice, my creativity, and my testimony to show that you don’t have to wait until you’re perfect to be used by God — you just have to be willing and surrendered to His will. This scholarship would be more than financial help — it would be a seed into good ground. I am worth the dreams I aspire to achieve because they are not just mine — they are Heaven-backed. I will continue to pursue them with humility, boldness, and unshakable faith — because God didn’t place them in me by accident. He is faithful to complete the work He started in me, and I am committed to walking it out with purpose and power.