The article shares Brittianna's inspiring journey from facing challenges in a group home and juvenile halls to finding purpose through cooking and education. A mentor played a crucial role in her life, encouraging her to be better than herself. She expresses a passionate belief in resilience and the importance of overcoming adversities, likening the struggle to swimming like Dory from 'Finding Nemo.' Despite her hardships, including a career setback during COVID, she discovered her culinary talent, leading her to pursue a degree in culinary arts, which she considers a transformative decision.
You're not alone. Exactly what you feel [right now], I felt it. No matter how ugly it may look right now, whatever your situation is, it will get better.
When I started going into group homes and juvenile halls, that passion for cooking followed. I recall being in group homes, and I'm like, 'Who made the mac and cheese? Can I make it next time?'
I enrolled myself into culinary arts and restaurant management at Los Angeles Trade Tech College. That was by far the best decision I think I've ever made.
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