Journal Entries Cassim Kaweesa

In this week's episode, I cover a variety of topics including why you should consider studying politics, how to discover your life's purpose, and much more.
 
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In this week's episode, I cover a variety of topics including why you should consider studying politics, how to discover your life's purpose, and much more.
 
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We hope you enjoy and do not forget to like and subscribe. https://linktr.ee/cassimkaweesa Go get your Cassimotive Hoodie at : https://teespring.com/stores/cassimotive
Get in touch with me via: Website: www.cassimkaweesa.com
Instagram: cassimkaweesaofficial
Twitter: Cassim Kaweesa

Today, I'm getting real and raw about my journey – the ups, the downs, and everything in between. Growing up bisexual wasn't easy, especially in a world that often made me feel like I didn't belong. And the challenges didn't stop there. Losing my dad at just 7 years old rocked my world in ways I couldn't even begin to understand at the time. It left me feeling lost and alone, searching for something – anything – to fill the void. That something turned out to be alcohol, and before I knew it, I was spiraling down a path of addiction and self-destruction. Being homeless was a wake-up call, but the racial abuse and bullying I faced only made things worse. It felt like the world was against me, like I was fighting an uphill battle with no end in sight. And growing up in a Muslim household added another layer of complexity to my struggle, as I grappled with my identity and where I fit in. But the real turning point came when I found myself staring down the barrel of a police taser, facing the consequences of my actions. Getting arrested for drink driving – not once, but twice – was a wake-up call I couldn't ignore. And when the bailiffs showed up at my door, it felt like rock bottom. I won't lie – there were moments when I didn't think I'd make it through. Moments when I felt like giving up entirely. But somehow, someway, I found the strength to keep going. With the love and support of my friends and family, I turned my life around. It wasn't easy, and the road to redemption was anything but smooth. But here I am, standing tall and proud, sharing my story with all of you. Because if I can make it through the darkness and find my light, then so can you. —————————————————————————————————— We hope you enjoy and do not forget to like and subscribe. https://linktr.ee/cassimkaweesa Go get your Cassimotive Hoodie at : https://teespring.com/stores/cassimotive Get in touch with me via: Website: www.cassimkaweesa.com Instagram: cassimkaweesaofficial Twitter: Cassim Kaweesa

Today, I'm getting real and raw about my journey – the ups, the downs, and everything in between. Growing up bisexual wasn't easy, especially in a world that often made me feel like I didn't belong. And the challenges didn't stop there. Losing my dad at just 7 years old rocked my world in ways I couldn't even begin to understand at the time. It left me feeling lost and alone, searching for something – anything – to fill the void. That something turned out to be alcohol, and before I knew it, I was spiraling down a path of addiction and self-destruction. Being homeless was a wake-up call, but the racial abuse and bullying I faced only made things worse. It felt like the world was against me, like I was fighting an uphill battle with no end in sight. And growing up in a Muslim household added another layer of complexity to my struggle, as I grappled with my identity and where I fit in. But the real turning point came when I found myself staring down the barrel of a police taser, facing the consequences of my actions. Getting arrested for drink driving – not once, but twice – was a wake-up call I couldn't ignore. And when the bailiffs showed up at my door, it felt like rock bottom. I won't lie – there were moments when I didn't think I'd make it through. Moments when I felt like giving up entirely. But somehow, someway, I found the strength to keep going. With the love and support of my friends and family, I turned my life around. It wasn't easy, and the road to redemption was anything but smooth. But here I am, standing tall and proud, sharing my story with all of you. Because if I can make it through the darkness and find my light, then so can you. —————————————————————————————————— We hope you enjoy and do not forget to like and subscribe. https://linktr.ee/cassimkaweesa Go get your Cassimotive Hoodie at : https://teespring.com/stores/cassimotive Get in touch with me via: Website: www.cassimkaweesa.com Instagram: cassimkaweesaofficial Twitter: Cassim Kaweesa

In this episode I talk not waiting for permission, tearing other people down so we can feel better about ourselves, learning to not pour into empty people, the teachings of the sinner and more. Do join me. ——————————————————————————————————
We hope you enjoy and do not forget to like and subscribe. https://linktr.ee/cassimkaweesa Go get your Cassimotive Hoodie at : https://teespring.com/stores/cassimotive Get in touch with me via: Website: www.cassimkaweesa.com Instagram: cassimkaweesaofficial Twitter: Cassim Kaweesa

In this episode I talk about my experience at private school earlier in the week, being independent, journaling, talking about feeling, finding out story and owning it and much more. Do join me.