What do you believe in? What are you fighting for? What do you dreamed of? When I was doing the task for Week six I kept my asking that to myself. I am a type of person who marvels to the possibilities of all possibilties. (That's probably the reason why I am so into Nike apparels because their famous tag line "IMPOSSIBLE IS NOTHING" really inspires me). Since I entered college life has been too routined for me. I was living inside a border of expectations and limitations, afraid to cross the line of what I think would imperil my studies. For my mother, I was the good and responsible daughter, but inside I was the lonely and unhappy girl. I would engross myself into reading a lot of self-help books because I fee empty. I was looking for answer to questions I can't really point out. I used to be a go-getter but the fear of committing mistakes made me a shameful coward lioness.

 

Then one day, after finished reading this particular book I borrowed from the library, as cheesy as this may sound, I saw a flickering light of hope. That is when things became clearer to me, I WOULD KNOW WHAT I WANT AND I WOULD DEFINITELY GET IT. This mantra inspired me alot so I also started reading stories of women who made IT big in their chosen fields of industry.  My personal philosopy of positive thinking and believing also gave me the idea for what my "voice" blog would be about- IT GIRLS. It girls as I defined it my blog are successful women who are respected and recognized by the public for their great achievements despite struggles they have faced and tackled. The emancipation of women throught the years is the greatest milestone for the female society. Their stories are every woman's proof the gender is not an obstacle in reaching their dreams.  Entitle "The Chronicles of an IT girl", my voice blog contains background tales of who I think are real IT girls (not the party girl who flaunts her expensive wardrobe but actually possess nothing but superficial characteristics). Dating from the time the term "It girl" was created onwards, these IT girls have continued inspring lives of women and that includes mine.