Dolciebella is a prolific, impactful, and engaging international public speaker. With empathy and conviction, she lights up a room and brings clarity, courage, and empowerment to her listeners as she shifts atmospheres and delivers valuable results through her work.
She is also a passionate cook, unapologetic foodie and an insatiable traveller.
I am a multi-faceted woman who has the honour of being a mother, IT consultant, Creative writer, Philanthropist, Entrepreneur, Life Career and Executive Coach. Most treasured of all is being a voice to this generation. I am enthusiastic about empowering, educating and equipping people to live out their abundant blueprint.
Being a divorce survivor, navigating my path from pain to purpose, peace and prosperity, as a Christian of African descent, was no mean feat. My journey was laced with emotional complexities impacted by my need to survive, while dealing with the internal conflicts posed by my personal religious convictions and influences of my cultural biases. My life’s demands required me to show up often bleeding inside, suppressing my scars while climbing the corporate ladder.
Today I thrive and live unapologetically, true to my life’s dreams. I have emerged whole and victorious. I moved from homeless to a real estate investor, form brokenness to breakthrough and I am determined to let others draw strength, grace and meaning from my triumphs, in order that they blossom too.
I knew from very early on in my life that my calling was to speak, and to speak life. I have always found myself in positions of leadership whether serving as a class prefect or a corporate leader. Being often strategically positioned to bring change, enhancement, and clarity to situations, I have had to draw from my life lessons, corporate experiences and diverse cultural exposures to make a difference.
As an IT professional who has served in various roles ranging from technical to managerial, I have embraced the mantra that life is ever evolving, and we have a responsibility to enhance it continually. From my ITIL exposure, I have understood that if something can’t be measured it, can’t be understood and if it can’t be understood it can’t be controlled and if it can’t be controlled it can’t be improved upon. This has helped me audit, strategize and manage my own growth and worked with organisations to do the same. Through my career I have attained Fellowship with the British Computer Society (BCS) – the most senior and respected accolade of the society and in 2017 out of 350 female industry leaders in various capacities, I was nominated and made it to the top 10 “Woman of the Year”.
As a creative writer and published author, I condition my readers to focus on personal wholeness and pursuit of purpose.
As a philanthropist, my heart beats for widows and orphans in deprived nations and I am busy with multiple initiatives to give a voice to the marginalised. In today’s world where children often find themselves disadvantaged and vulnerable, I am keen to ensure they possess the tools and ticket for life in order that they have an opportunity to live out their maximum human potential.
