From the war-torn country of South Sudan, Africa, Nyajuok grew up between two refugee camps in Ethiopia, where she faced many cultural norms and practices that deprived her rights as a child by international law. Against all odds, Nyajuok overcame these obstacles, put herself through college, and commissioned in the United States Army as a Nurse. Nyajuok’s dream is to impact lives, bring hope, healing, and transformation by empowering, inspiring, and motivating others to live their own life and dream big despite their environment.

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After medically retiring from the Army through the Wounded Warrior Battalion (WTB) due to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Nyajuok threw herself into serving South Sudanese women by launching ROSS Girls Break the Silence, LLC. A non-profit organization that provides mentorship to women worldwide, connects individuals with mental health counselors in their communities, delivers community education using social media, and encourages others to speak up about their past traumas to promote healing. 

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As a single mother, Nyajuok worked tirelessly to become debt-free and build financial wealth, which quickly gained national and international attention.  She was featured on Good Morning America, local ABC televisions, CNBC, The Epoch Times, and the Dave Ramsey Solution. 

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In June 2022, Nyajouk and her editor/business partner Kamille Thomas, along with their team, embarked on a six-country book tour in East Africa, promoting her highly sought-after and popular book, "I Am My Mother's Wildest Dream," while advocating to end child marriages, forced marriages, and gender-based violence. She is also advocating for girl child education in South Sudanese communities all over the world.