#05 Life in Cape Town ੈ✩‧₊˚ | imposter syndrome, oxtail dinner , Pilates and work days in Cape Town

[@chatswithcath]

Loving the hair ❤ ooooooooooo lol `'`dobby is freeeeeeee" 😂😂😂😂

[@KunakaVlogs]

He he I love your hair too . I want to do it next 🥹😀 when I was editing I saw we had switched colours . When I came to joburg I had the blonde ombré and you had the black white ombré braids . Then you got the blonde ombré mix and I got your hair mix he he

[@redzoostudio5762]

Hi ❤, something I realised is that imposters syndrome tends to come along because we want be perfect in our craft ,which is not a bad thing but I have come to realise that letting go of that chase of perfection because of the pressure we put on ourselves or because we think that people expect us to be perfect leaves room for grace (which we deserve) .We then realise that even the people we look up to in the industry became "perfect" because of the mistakes they made. Because through mistakes we learn and we adapt and sometimes even create new paths. So here are three things to remember 1)No one's "perfect" at day 1 ,the lessons shape out "perfection". 2)No one expects to have it all figured out ,everyone was a beginner at some point,I promise you they will understand (lol not everyone's nice tho 😅 so ...) 3)Forget the destination (perfection) , enjoy the journey (lessons),that's where the fun is anyway 😜

[@KunakaVlogs]

Hey 🌸💕 I absolutely agree and love this . We want to be perfect in our craft even though we just started . Yes I’m also learning to let go of perfection , and just live in the moment . Mistakes and lessons are made on the journey . Thank you for this 🌸💕😃

[@chatswithcath]

Pleasenmake those pots I would love to see 🥺

[@KunakaVlogs]

Yessss I will make them for sure 🥹🥹😀 I’m exciting to dive into that pottery life