Culture, economic circumstances, family traditions, local customs and more can often influence us more than we realize. With the benefit of hindsight, we asked some wise and experienced members of our community whether they think they are doing what they were meant to do or told to do.
Tremaine L. Hemans
Yes, I am doing exactly what I was born to do in this season. Of that, I am sure. There have been so many obstacles that I have overcome to be where I am that I am often told I should write a book. Read more>>
Neidly Bonny
I wholeheartedly believe that I was meant to be a makeup artist and entrepreneur. It simply fits me perfectly. I’ve always been drawn to beauty, and although I had to be told to pursue it professionally, once I stepped into the industry, it felt incredibly natural and right. Read more>>
Lissette Rondon
When I look back, I can clearly see a theme that has always guided me — fashion and creation. I truly believe I was born to create, not only in fashion or communication, but in everything that involves imagination and transformation. Creativity is my gift. Read more>>
Crys ASMR
I’m doing what I’m born to do, I already did what i was told to do before and i never felt like it was for me. I was unhappy. Read more>>
Danita A. Crawford
We are doing what we were born to do. The DS Collective was created from purpose, not pressure, and from calling, not conformity. Our journey has been guided by a shared passion to help others grow, lead with authenticity, and rediscover their confidence. There was a time when we followed paths that appeared successful but did not fulfill us. Read more>>
Natalie Rodriguez
I believe I am doing what I was born to do. My path hasn’t been a straight line, but every step has shaped who I am today. I’ve proudly served in law enforcement for nearly 10 years, a career that taught me discipline, resilience, and the importance of serving others with integrity. Read more>>
Vencent Dorcilien
I’m doing what I was born to do. I humbly feel that photography is my calling, purpose, and assignment on earth. I never imagined that photography would become my passion, nor was it something I was actively seeking — it simply became something I fell in love with. Read more>>
