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I’m Beverly and this is my family. I got married on July 2015, a DIY Wedding. Junjak is the name of my husband and we are blessed to have a daughter named Akisha. She was born on May 2016 and since day one we strive to be the best version of ourselves as parents to her. I used to work as a Medical Sales Representative for six years before deciding to make a 360-degree career shift.

 I am now working from home, developing my blog and teaching English online. 

We live a simple life. I always believe that living simply does not equate to poverty. I believe that in this world where things get complicated, we have to go back to basics. Let's appreciate the simplicity of life and live it to the fullest.




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