Collecting My Broken Pieces After Divorce

 She is literally hanging by the thread six years after leaving her marital home and is tormented by emotions of failure, hopelessness, and cliff hanging dreams. She has only two options: either continue down this path with her pieces scattered everywhere or go inside herself to heal. Despite her divorce, Nomvuyiseko still believes in love and the institution of marriage as a place that should be called home. Get a copy and hopefully be liberated from your own self and those things that keep you stuck where you should not be.
 

Nomvuyiseko Gloria Noganta, the Old Soul a name bestowed on her by her late mother Hilda, Ndileka Nomthunzi Noganta nee' Twalingca; otherwise known as Nomhlantla; a name bestowed by her late father Zandile Olet Noganta fell in love with thoughts, ink and paper when she was nine years old. She is a mother, grandmother, poet, author and inspirational speaker. She is a casual runner and an aspiring CrossFit master. She attained her MBA in 2021 and continues to further her education. She self-published her first book The Diary of an Old Soul: A Pocketbook of Inspiring Quotations in 2017.