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Truly hope you enjoy and are inspired by this week’s episode with Deborah.
In this chapter, Deborah shares with us how having an Eritrean community in America has kept her close to her roots, and the joys of being able to visit family back home. She thought that motherhood would put an end to her travels, but after needing a break from her life responsibilities, she started traveling again, often only taking her son. Deborah is a huge advocate for spending quality time with her son while traveling, and encouraging families to travel together. She and her son have co-authored a couple of books together already based on their travels, and her son Jonah is working on his own book now. Deborah says she’s always been ambitious, enjoys exploring ways to use her gifts, and is driven by her desire to leave a legacy.
You can support Deborah and her son Jonah by purchasing their books. You can also connect with them through Twitter, or Instagram.
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