On this blog you’ll be learning with me how to use our voices, share our creative superpowers and live life in full color.
As an artist, photographer, life coach + mentor, I’m redefining what it means to be a SUPERHERO — ‘cause in my world, it’s got nothing to do with capes, spandex or sidekicks and everything to do with tenderness, intuition & baby steps of bravery.
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Peggy Orenstein is a New York Times best-selling author whose books include Don’t Call Me Princess, Girls & Sex, Cinderella Ate My Daughter and Waiting for Daisy as well as Flux: Women on Sex, Work, Kids, Love and Life in a Half-Changed World and the classic...
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Thank-you! A great reminder on our imperfections! You are so inspirational 🙂
Yes! Exactly!
Yes, and when someone is really good at something, or truly beautiful, love them just as much.
I have a tender-hearted friend who is perfectly beautiful. You wouldn’t believe how mean other women are to her.
I was once slammed by a neighboring mom for my happy marriage and my confident mothering. “She thinks she’s Mrs. Perfect.” Mrs??? Perfect??? Ummmmm…..
Imperfect, perfect…whatever. Everyone is a mix.
Perfect message…at the perfect time. Thanks!
Amen, sista. A-M-E-N!
Brave thought Andrea. What you suggest is true but very difficult to openly and wholeheartedly achieve. Showing imperfection means allowing vulnerability and being vulnerable can lead to being hurt.
I needed to hear this. Why is it so hard for me to swallow? Letting go of the notion of perfect is a tough one for me. Work in progress…yes, yes.
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