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Local celeb passes online course with flying colours

This quadriplegic is stopping at nothing to improve her skills and making herself an asset to the community.

Tracy Todd Heine has completed a social media marketing course through the University of Cape Town, and is proud of herself.

She started the nine-week online course with the intention of helping small businesses in Mbombela to build an online presence and market themselves through social media.

Heine told Lowvelder, “Ultimately the goal is to assist small businesses. Sadly due to the global pandemic of Covid-19, I do not know what to expect for now. I will watch and wait to see what will happen after the lockdown. I will be able to help businesses get back on their feet after this period.”

On completing her course a day ago, she expressed her excitement on Facebook. She posted her module marks and the lessons she had learned along her journey.

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WARNING: BRAG POST

UCT social media marketing course – done and dusted. Whoop whoop. I surprised myself…

Module 1: 91,7%

Module 2: 71,1%

Module 3: 87,7%

Module 4: 94,2%

Module 5: 93,4%

Module 6: 100%

Module 7: 87,5%

Module 8: 100%

Total average: 90,7%

Lessons

  • You are never too old to learn something new.
  • Never stop setting goals and challenging yourself.
  • Brain stimulation and exercise are essential for well-being.
  • The support of family and friends is fantastic but you remain your own best life cheerleader – believe in yourself.
  • We can achieve more than we believe.
  • Do not underestimate anybody because you never know what they are truly capable of.
  • Read. Read. Read. If you can read well, and with understanding, you can learn about anything.
  • A positive attitude is the best driver.
  • Don’t be afraid to take risks and never stop being brave.
  • Commitment is a daily choice.
  • Life isn’t easy or fair and often beyond your control, but so worth it.
  • Humans are the kings of adapting to change.

She went on to thank her Facebook friends who have always supported her and Getsmarter for giving her an opportunity of a lifetime.

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Heine concluded her post saying, “There aren’t enough words to express my gratitude.”

Photo: Facebook

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