Pep Edwards
Perpetua Essel Edwards is a graduate of Howard University, class of 1989 with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer–Based Management Information Systems and now a Senior Software Engineer for 30+ years. She is a first generation African-American with roots in Ghana, West Africa. Born and raised in Washington DC, she now lives in Southern Maryland with her husband, Tracy and is the proud mother to two young men, a bonus son, and a daughter-in-law.
Oh but you want me to go deeper? Well, I am a woman of many titles. I am a daughter, a sister, a mother, a wife, a mentor, a child of God, and more. As I resonate with all that I am and all that I call myself, I equally ask, “what’s my purpose?“ And that is what I am here to share with you. I have spent many years running away from different parts of me, never confronting truths that had already made their presence known, but I have found that I was only prolonging the inevitable and preventing my own abundance as I went through my journey. So I am here living life in my purpose!
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Pep's Purpose
Growing up a ‘fraidy-cat’ and having to learn to deal with the human experience, this memoir grabs onto specific moments and truths to illuminate the lessons within; all leading to facing fears, unpacking traumas, and remaining teachable.
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Pep's Purpose
Can we all agree that we all go through stuff as no one is exempt? Well, Pep‘s Purpose follows the journey of a woman stepping into everything she never thought was possible. Growing up a ‘fraidy-cat’ and having to learn to deal with the human experience, this memoir grabs onto specific moments and truths to illuminate the lessons within; all leading to facing fears, unpacking traumas, and remaining teachable. With great transparency throughout this read, navigating through her emotions and “doing the work“ became more tangible instead of just talked about. Flushing out relationships between others and self, life and death, traumas and joys, to realizing that each serves as part of the whole. As we peel back the layers, I hope it provoked conversations within yourself and those in your circle as you travel to find your purpose.
