Lady achieves childhood dream of becoming lawyer; shares photo of 5-year-old self & now
- Elle, a young lady on Twitter has shown how she achieved her childhood dream of becoming a lawyer
- The brilliant lady shared a photo of herself when she was 5 years old and now that she is 5 years in the law profession
- In both photos, Elle was dressed fully as a lawyer and made the same facial expression
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A brilliant young lady identified as Elle with the handle @Mz_Luwi on Twitter has indicated how she achieved her childhood dream of becoming an amazing lawyer.
In a post sighted by YEN.com.gh that quickly went viral Elle shared a photo of her five-year-old self dressed like a lawyer in the library alongside her present photo wearing the real costume in a similar library.
She captioned it "dream a little dream" which meant that as young as she was at five, Elle already had the dream of what to become in the future, which she eventually did.
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Not many people are able to become the things they dreamt of when they were kids as life situations sometimes push people far away from their childhood aspirations, which makes Elle's story remarkable and admirable.
Interesting, she noted that the young version of herself in the photo was five years old on this planet and the older version was five years old in the law profession.
The post gathered many positive reactions from thousands of Twitter users. Musaku congratulated Elle and asked when she is opening her law firm.
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Zabanguni Gumede indicates that indeed dreams are very possible:
Miss Kachechyna was awed by Elle's facial expression both then and now.
Meanwhile, Adzigbli Nana Ama Comfort, the popular Ama Endorsed on Instagram, has narrated how she became a successful carpenter after she aspired to pursue different careers but never made it in any.
YEN.com.gh sighted a highly inspirational Q and A session that was conducted with Nana on the Facebook handle of Edward Asare.
Nana indicated that while growing up, she always wished to become a lawyer and although she could not pursue that after SHS at Aburi Presbyterian Sec. Tech, carpentry was the option left to pursue.
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