5 Life Lessons Every Woman Can Learn From Actress Omoni Oboli

Omoni Oboli is an award-winning actress, movie producer, and entrepreneur whose quest for excellence stands her out among her peers. The beautiful mother of three boys is not only an inspiration to younger ladies but even older women who yearn to know the secret behind her success.

So, here are a few things every woman can learn from the life of Omoni Oboli.

1. Learn how to balance your career and your home

Though an award-winning actress and director, Omoni Oboli has been happily married to Nnamdi Oboli for over 17 years with three lovely sons.

She has managed to juggle her career with being a wife and mother and apparently, she is doing a good job of it.

2. Be Resilient

Many people know that the lovely actress did not become a superstar overnight. She learned, overcame hurdles, shed a few tears, and broke out of troubles just to be who she is. Omoni is a fighter, a woman of strength which is why she does so well in both her career and at home.

3. Be Enterprising

Anyone would have thought that Omoni would restrict herself to acting but again, she showed that part of herself that makes her different from others.

She has a clothing line OmoniOboliByAve and also has a book called “The Stars Are Ageless’ which she launched in 2018.

She has shown also that with just enough planning and determination, your dreams can definitely come to be.

4. Do Not Neglect Your Body And Health

Beautiful Omoni is a fab fit mum. She looks like a teenager at over 40 years old. The actress takes fitness seriously and together with her husband, she visits the gym and eats healthy… all to keep fit.

5. Have a circle

In life, no matter how strong one is, one still needs a group of people who you can share your thoughts, successes, and struggles with, and this is what Omoni has. She created and found sisters in Uche Jombo, Chioma Akpotha, and Ufuoma Mcdermott and these ladies have become her support system.

They are there to cheer her on, celebrate her little victories and stand with her in hard times.