How I moved from a rural school in Kenya to the University of Oxford - Ep1 Ft Gladys 

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Hi Gladys, I love your advice on how to be willing to take risks and get over the fear ❤, I really relate to that. Don't be afraid to try

Amazing 🎉.. "Keregee agipset ...akipet."😂... Sometimes we keep on looking for greener pastures on the other side and fail to nurture what is within our reach.Often , this can leave us with nothing . Gratitude is really important 💯

Thank you, Dr. Gladys, for sharing your story. It's very inspiring. My story resonates with yours. Having grown up in a small village in Uganda, I remember not wearing shoes throughout my entire primary school career. We would walk home barefoot to get lunch from home. Similarly, during my lower secondary school (O level), my life took a turn for the better during my A-levels when our elder brother paid for me to join a better school. I was among the top 10 best students in my school that year and got admitted on a government scholarship to Makerere University for my undergraduate degree. God has been faithful for my career journey so far. Understanding your potential is very important. I'm now pursuing my PhD at one of the best universities in Canada and globally. My takeaway is that whenever you're given an opportunity, embrace it and do your best, no matter what. Be good enough, and your talent, skill, or hard work can never be rejected!

Wow! Such a nice life story and journey...so motivational.

No condition is permanent. Be adaptable. Be kind. Use your talents. The power of friendships and networks. Take risks. What more to add? Amazing story Gladys!

As long as it's visible, I'll keep on scratching on its surface. Good job Glado. God bless you Mightly. Thank you

What a story! My take away; stay curious and adaptable

So inspiring

I am inspired! Indeed no condition/situation is permanent. Consistent work eventually gives results.

Touching story Dr Gladys God bless you

Incredible academic journey! Thank you for sharing. ‘No condition is permanent, whatever your situation is, you can surely improve.’

@dr.gladysngetich You are a true difinition of perfect motivation in the right time. Stay blessed

Your story is incredible and inspiring. I am glad that you are shining like a star. Keep shining Dr. Gladys.

This beautiful Dr. Gladys Ng'etich! Your story inspires and encourages all, especially for women and girls in our African context. Keep soaring and winning!

Amazing indeed

Thank you for such a wonderful and inspirational story. It reminds me a bit of my own. I look forward to more videos from you and all the best with your future endeavors, truly inspirational stuff. Lots of love from South Africa

Thanks for sharing your story Gladys. Am sure it will inspire so many young kids all over Kenya

Amazing

IT'S SUCH AN INSPIRING STORY DR GLADYS, THANKS FOR SHARING...

wow amazing

Wow! Such an inspirational story!

Very inspiring indeed, I look forward to

Impressive journey!

thanks for your sharing dr gladies me also i was not good in English bt atleast now i somewere without looking my past bt it motivate me

Wow

Inspiring message

From mc remmy good work

What a story Gladys!

Motivational

Hi,,remmy ,,connect me with ,,that madam ,,her story is so inspirational

Right

You have a global audience-define whats KCPE--in short avoid using acronyms-

I've seen her GRIT in person, n I can attest, let it be renamed to Gladys