The Maye Musk Effect — When Destiny Returns for You

Have you ever felt called back to a dream you thought you left behind?
I wonder if life doesn’t forget our desires — it simply waits until we are ready to embody them.

My loyal reader, look around — the past is knocking everywhere. Retrograde Mercury began on November 9, and suddenly old paths, old passions, old versions of ourselves are resurfacing. Not to drag us back — but to invite us forward, wiser.

Is it happening to you too?
A forgotten dream starting to glow again?
A thought about a past calling that won’t leave you alone?
A memory you realize wasn’t an ending — just an intermission?

I wonder if destiny sometimes pauses, not breaks.

When I was eighteen, I stood at the edge of a modeling career in Paris — a real contract, a real opportunity. And yet, I walked away. Not out of weakness, but because life had chapters for me to live first — loss, transformation, inner work, love, migration, purpose.

Now, at thirty-eight, after becoming a woman grounded in who I am, not who I must prove myself to be — modeling returned. Doing first baby steps in my app promotion, brands started to reach out to me and I got into this influencer’s world. My PR career transition help me met incredible people from photo industry and little by little I got back to the pages of the magazines.
Not as a rescue. Not as nostalgia.
But as a reminder: nothing meant for you ever expires.

And if one woman symbolizes this truth, it is Maye Musk.

A girl who began modeling at fifteen.
A wife and mother navigating divorce, financial challenges, and survival in a new country.
A woman who studied, earned degrees, became a respected dietitian and lecturer.
A human being who struggled with weight, identity, and dignity — while raising three children alone.

Life didn’t hand her a runway.
She walked through storms to reach one.

And then destiny came back for her.

At fifty — she returned to modeling.
At fifty-nine — she embraced her silver crown.
At sixty-nine — she became a CoverGirl.
At seventy-six — she is one of the most in-demand models in the world.

This is the Maye Musk Effect — greatness delayed is not greatness denied.
It is greatness refined.

Sometimes we don’t miss our opportunity.
Sometimes our opportunity matures with us.

I wonder if dreams are not forgotten — only stored until our spirit grows enough to carry them.

So if life is circling you back to something — a calling, a passion, a talent — don’t ask,
“Why now?”
Ask,
“Why not me — now?”

Timing isn’t always ours.
But destiny is patient.
And dreams have long memories.

Learn to love yourself — and trust the Process!