Nigerian-American Artist Monica Omrodion Swaida With the release of her poignant memoir, They Love You Until You Start Thinking for Yourself, Swaida provides an open window into the struggles and victories she faced while living in Japan.
Swaida discusses her own experiences as an immigrant youngster adjusting to a new society in this thought-provoking autobiography, highlighting the tenacity and unflinching desire needed to succeed.
They Love You Until You Start Thinking for Yourself is more than just a memoir; it’s a call to action that encourages readers to set aside boundaries and go for their goals.
The book can be found on She gives a clear picture of the possible difficulties, such as the potential for hunger, homelessness, and disillusionment. But she doesn’t waver in her conviction that success is possible if one works hard and is determined to get it.
If winning is ultimately your goal, then get ready and avoid being sluggish! I work 14 hours a day, about. Many fail and many succeed on their journey out. Regarding her memoir, Swaida remarked, “It’s crazy out there, but it’s also, so lovely.” There is more to “They Love You Until You Start Thinking for Yourself” than just a personal story.
It serves as a bridge between realms, promoting empathy and comprehension. Swaida’s perspective has been expanded by her travels to more than thirty nations, which have enabled her to recognise the beauty and complexity of human experiences. She stresses the value of appreciating and comprehending other cultures while urging readers to reject stereotypes and adopt an open mind.
“My trips to more than 30 countries have broadened my perspective on the complexity of human nature, racism’s subtleties, and varied cultures. There are numerous shades of grey, so it’s not as straightforward as black and white. I hope that this book will help travellers who are visiting new places deal with cultural shock and diversity.
Swaida is a well-known singer, actor, businesswoman, and advocate in addition to her memoir. She has performed on stage alongside great singers like Sunny Okosun and Evi Edna under the moniker Monicazation.
Her artistic abilities are not limited to acting; she has produced movies and is a successful real estate entrepreneur in addition to being the CEO of an insurance company. Recently, Bird in a Cage, her most recent film, had its US premiere. This year saw the debut of a documentary on Nigerian heroes in all walks of life on Amazon Prime called Tales of our Legends.
Up Until You Start, They Love You A must-read for anyone thinking about “japa” or looking for motivation to overcome obstacles and accomplish their goals is Thinking for Yourself. For anyone starting a similar path, Swaida’s open and approachable story gives insightful advice and inspiration.
