Selahaja
Welcome to my corner of the internet—a space I created to express my most authentic self. I’m Aja: a content creator, vocalist, and community curator passionate about storytelling, soulful connection, and intentional living. I’m currently cultivating a life I truly love—one rooted in well-being, creativity, and showing up for myself wholeheartedly. From singing and curating lifestyle content to building spaces that inspire reflection and community, every piece of my journey is an act of purpose. A few things that bring me joy? Anything involving peach, a perfect glass of wine, golden fries, luxurious experiences, beach days, outdoor activities, fresh air and vibing to good music—you know, the grand simple things. I hope this space pours positivity, empowerment, and inspiration into you, to live beautifully, intentionally and boldly.
I dedicate this space to you, to me, for us.
The Why
It all begins with God.
I didn’t always love writing. For years, I shrunk from it—feeling too small, too unfinished, and unsure of my voice.
That changed at 21, riding shotgun with my mom, sharing half-formed dreams, when she reminded me: you’ve always been a writer. Little ol’ me spent hours journaling, filling diaries with secrets, thoughts, and writing letters to negotiate my way out of trouble (lol, true story)—I was always finding my voice on the page.
Writing became sacred. A space where I felt safe, heard, seen, and unashamed. A space to be wild, free, and at ease. Now, I gather the pieces—lessons, prayers, affirmations and I pour them out. Not because I’ve arrived, but because I’m still healing, still learning, and still becoming. These words are born from the work I’m doing within.
This is a calling. Not the whole of it, but an unshakable part. And since God gave me the words, I’m making purpose out of them—Gifted & released.
This is for you, for me, for us.
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"There are a lot of writers watching right now, who are holding onto stuff because they don’t know how people will accept it…and it doesn't matter. You have to get it out. You’re just holding on to something that doesn’t belong to you anymore."