Diversifying Territories

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Hey loves,

A while back I did my very first professional photoshoot with home_254 and it was amazing. I was very nervous about it because I have always believed that I don't know how to pose and that I am weird in front of a camera. I guess it was all just in my head.

This shoot taught me to go beyond my limits and do whatever I desire to do. I hope this inspires you to break forth and surpass those limits that hold you back. Diversify your territories.

Enjoy my amazing boss poses because I  DIIIID  THAT!!!!!!!



















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Have a beautiful next week until we meet again.
Xx,
Stay Illuminated
Miss Nyambura

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