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Voices for Change

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Embrace your individuality and trust in your creative instincts


be yourself, put your own needs first and see that you're more satisfied with life and show up as the best version of yourself for others

Bingo and you'll lose yourself in the process. I see this a lot with first responders, nurses, teachers and stay at home mothers..


When we spend years, decades serving and putting others first we lose grip with our own values, principles, likes, desires and goals.. doesn't have to be this way.. it happens naturally unknowingly.


If you are constantly preoccupied with concerns about how others perceive you, it can inhibit your ability to freely express yourself and tap into your creative potential. When you allow fear of judgment to dictate your actions, you may find yourself holding back and not fully embracing your unique ideas and talents. It is important to remember that true creativity often comes from a place of authenticity and self-expression, without being overly influenced by external opinions. By letting go of the need for approval from others, you can unlock your creativity and bring forth truly original and impactful work.


Embrace your individuality and trust in your creative instincts, knowing that your unique perspective has value and deserves to be shared with the world.


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