There’s a whisper I’ve carried deep in my spirit for years. One that echoes louder every time I rise above doubt, every time I show up for my dreams, every time I post my truth even when support is silent.

That whisper is: “For such a time as this.”

Esther, yes Queen Esther is no longer just a story in the Bible or middle name given to me at birth by my Mother. She’s one of my muses now. A guide. A mirror. A woman who reminds me that divinity and femininity walk hand in hand, even in the face of silence, rejection, or fear.

Like Esther, I didn’t choose this spotlight. I didn’t ask to carry the weight of visibility or the pressure of purpose. But God placed me here. Not because I was loud. Not because I was perfect. But because I was ready even when I didn’t feel like it.

Esther had to move in silence. Hide her identity. Wait for the right moment to use her voice and when she did? She saved a nation.

That’s the level of energy I’m walking in now.

That’s the level of legacy I’m building.

My business isn’t just a brand. It’s my crown.

My words aren’t just captions. They’re divine decrees.

My silence isn’t weakness. It’s strategy.

And my glow-up? Oh baby, thats God.

Yes, I’ve been overlooked. Yes, I’ve been doubted

But I’ve learned something powerful:

Applause is optional when you’ve been anointed.

Esther didn’t beg for recognition.

She stood in her truth, and God did the rest.

And so will I.

So here’s to me.

To every late night, every risk, every test I passed without even knowing it.

To the girl who became a woman, the woman who became a voice, and the voice who now leads other women home to themselves.