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Women-strong,fierce and free!

She was already happy and complete, just the way she was. She knew how to fight her own battles, make her own choices and love herself the way she wanted.And anyone who wanted to win her heart? They didn’t need to bring a sword, armor or glorious words..they just needed to be real and accepting. In her story, she was the HERO…and that’s exactly how she planned to keep it.She stopped hoping for a knight in shining armor and started looking for her sword. She didn’t need to be saved, rescued or fixed.She wanted to quit and give up many times...but that wasn’t who she was or ever would be. Her strength and courage was forged in those same fires that ever affected her.She would keep living life fully, loving her people passionately and rising high like she was meant to do ...and in the journey she became strong, fierce and free...in the end, that’s what mattered most!

International Women's Day 

8 March 2024

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