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She’s the Creator, Head Writer, and Executive Producer of Female led, hit, network TV shows “Scandal” (2012-2018), “Grey's Anatomy” (2005-present), Netflix newer period series “Bridgerton”, it’s spinoff “Queen Charlotte: a Bridgerton Story” and the producer for (one of my personal favorites) “How to Get Away with Murder”. She’s also a published author and the writer of several films. In other words… she’s a successful woman working in the entertainment industry who knows her shit. Just one quick Google search and you can see she is just oozing with inspiration and wisdom. I had been looking for an inspirational quote or two to share on my social media pages to encourage and empower people to pursue their dreams and help them become their best selves. However, she has so many, I could not pick just one. So, here they are, in no particular order: some of the best, most empowering and inspiring quotes (in my opinion) from the talented, hardworking, Shonda Rhimes. F.Y.I. I don't care if some of these show are technically off the air now, these quotes are still like gold and encourage and empower me to this day. So, I hope they will help you as well. Life is too short to not spend it doing what sets your soul on fire. So, listen to mama Shonda and do what you need to do to focus and pursue your dreams. Especially if you are a writer, creative, or just plain crazy dreamer like me. I know I will be... 1.) “Maybe you know exactly what it is you dream of being, or maybe you’re paralyzed because you have no idea what your passion is. The truth is, it doesn’t matter. You don’t have to know, you just have to keep moving forward. You just have to keep doing something, seizing the next opportunity, staying open to trying something new.” 2.) “Happiness comes from living as you need to, as you want to. As your inner voice tells you to.” 3.) “You just have to keep moving forward. You just have to keep doing something, seizing the next opportunity, staying open to trying something new.” 4.) “I am not lucky. You know what I am? I am smart. I am talented. I take advantage of the opportunities that come my way and I work really, really hard. Don’t call me lucky. Call me a badass.” 5.) “You want to be a writer? A writer is someone who writes every day. So, start writing. You don’t have a job? Get one. Any job. Don’t sit at home waiting for the magical opportunity. Who are you? Prince William? No. Get a job. Go to work. Do something until you can do something else.” 6.) “Have some fire. Be unstoppable. Be a force of nature. Be better than anyone else. And don’t give a damn what anyone thinks.” 7.) “You can waste your lives drawing lines. Or you can live your life crossing them.” 8.) “Everyone’s got some greatness in them. You do. The girl over there does. The guy on the left has some. But in order to really mine it, you have to own it. You have to grab hold of it. You have to believe it.” 9.) “Ditch the dream and be a doer.” 10.) “Maybe you know exactly what it is you dream of being, or maybe you’re paralyzed because you have no idea what your passion is. The truth is, it doesn’t matter. You don’t have to know. You just have to keep moving forward. You just have to keep doing something, seizing the next opportunity, staying open to trying something new.” 11.) “A lot of people dream, and while they are busy dreaming, the really interesting, powerful, engaged people are busy doing.” 12.) “Dreams do not come true just because you dream them. It’s hard work that makes things happen. It’s hard work that creates change.” 13.) “The only limit to your success is your own imagination.” So, listen to Shonda. You have greatness inside of you. Believe it. If you have a dream in your heart, don’t just dream it. Work hard and go for it. Don’t be afraid to try something new. Don’t worry about what other people think. Don’t limit yourself. Create the life you want. Don’t wait for doors to open for you. Work hard and make it happen for yourself. You CAN live whatever life you long for in your heart. Be a doer, not just a dreamer. And most importantly, be like Shonda and believe in yourself. That no matter how your life may look and feel right now, you are indeed... a Badass. Contributed by Tiffany Grand Tags:
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What would you do if you were told you weren’t allowed to play music (or something else you loved) because you were a woman?
I first discovered “Zohra” back in 2017. Afghanistan’s first all female orchestra, formed by musicologist Ahmad Naser Sarmast in 2010 at the National Institute of Music. This was and is still a huge deal because during the Taliban rule of Afghanistan- playing instruments was literally BANNED. Even today, performing music is still frowned upon by many conservative Muslims. That’s what makes this group so exciting and inspiring. Not only are they an all female musical group formed in an extremely male supremacist society where many things are STILL restricted for women, but the orchestra is also led by a woman. And beginning at only 19 years old, the conductor Negin Khpalwak, is an inspiration in herself. The National Institute of Music in Kabul, enrolls about 300 students between the ages of 14-20, most of which are female and many of whom come from underprivileged families. The institute is dedicated to promoting women’s rights and ensuring gender equality in the sector of music, as well as offering quality arts education in an area of the world that often tells their people that they can’t even play music. Giving the students outlets for self expression, creativity, and independence they wouldn’t have elsewhere in the country during a previous time. Then in 2021, when the United States withdrew and the Taliban reasserted control, the school needed to be evacuated. The students were relocated to Portugal where they made shelter in a hospital and feared the day the Taliban would come find them and kill them. But these young musicians were determined to continue playing music and prevail in the mist of struggle, violence and starvation. "One can't be without dreams because dreams give us hope..." wrote Zohra Ahmadi, one of the top students. "If you have a dream, follow it..." By Femmespire Media Staff Tags:
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Tonight, June 1st, 2023, starts the beginning of the NBA Finals between the #1 seed Denver Nuggets and the 8th seed Miami Heat. Both have been considered “underdogs” throughout the season, but this will be the Nuggets first time EVER making it to the Finals. I will undoubtedly be watching this game tonight and placing some bets- and you should too. Because I mean, seriously, even if you don’t watch sports normally, who doesn’t love a good ole underdog story? But here at FEMMESPIRE Media our focus is to bring more exposure and awareness to all the bad-ass, inspiring ladies in Sports, Entertainment and life in general. To bring encouragement and hope to as many people as possible (although especially for women and teen girls who often feel like underdogs, particularly in an industry focused on men). And the WNBA season is FINALLY in full swing. So that’s what I’ll be focusing on here today. It was a sloppy, rocky start, full of face-palm moments at first (I’m looking at you my New York Liberty). But now a couple weeks in, the ladies and most of the teams in the league seem to have finally found their groove. So, what better time than now to share some of the most encouraging, inspiring and empowering quotes from some of the most talented ladies in professional basketball? Because even if you feel like an underdog, or like you can’t “get it together” fast enough, I want to remind you that you’re worth more than you know and it’s never too late to turn your life around or pursue your dreams. You can get to wherever in your heart is calling you…eventually…just like these strong, talented, ambitious ladies have. It might never lead you to an NBA or WNBA Final, but you can have an amazing life either way. Let these ladies’ positive words help drive you. Let's get #Femmespired “You cannot achieve unless you believe in yourself. You are more capable than you think.”
“You don’t have to be the best… but you have to be YOUR best.”
“Never let the fear of failing discourage you from trying.”
“If you aren’t one of those top-caliber athletes, you have to take one thing you’re good at and really excel and improve in that.”
“Be confident in the pursuit of what sets your soul on fire. Sure, you’ll encounter challenges here and there, but use them as motivation to try even more. Find ways around and/or through your obstacles.”
“I’m a bit of a perfectionist, but you have to know you’re going to make mistakes. It’s how you respond to those mistakes that counts.”
“Your passion and dedication can’t be some-time, part-time or spare time. It has to be all-time.”
“Believe that your dreams will come to life.”
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I truly believe there’s something magical about reading books. They have the power to encourage you when you’re down and can inspire and empower you to be a better person. At least for me, I’ve noticed books with a positive message have this almost supernatural ability to heal and uncover deep rooted emotional wounds. Especially when you get to read about someone else who has struggled with a similar thing. It’s validating and reminds me that I’m not alone and not as crazy as I might have feared. And that is the most freeing and beautiful thing. So, I’m proud to be a writer. Books are cheap therapy.
You see, I struggled with depression, anxiety and low self-esteem ever since I was a child. I remember always feeling discouraged, criticized, or just plain looked over by my family, friends, hell- even the neighbors (my English teachers might have been the only ones who ever saw and appreciated me- thank you Mrs. Scott, Mr. Harris and Mrs. Meisel!) But sadly, I felt like I could NEVER please my parents growing up and that they never had a kind word to say to me. I could do 100 things, 99 of them perfectly, and it seemed as if my parents would always choose to focus on and mock me for that 1 thing I didn’t do right. Maybe I didn’t smile enough during my recitals, or I misspelled a word in my essay that I STILL got an A on? Maybe my best friend was the social butterfly and it was a stark contrast to my introverted “shy girl” personality, or my hips were wider than my friends once we went through puberty, or I had a mole under my nose that they thought looked like a booger? Or you know, any number of criticisms. And trust me, there were MANY. Either way, I always felt like I was ugly, worthless, and unlovable because of their critical words toward me. And whether they ever were aware of what they did or consciously meant to hurt me or not- it’s irrelevant. It DID hurt me. And sadly, some of their words still haunt me as an adult to this day. But now, thank God, they are so much better and I like to think that I am so much better as well. But it wasn’t without MANY years of struggling and constant effort to transform my thought-life. And I admit I don’t always succeed at this. But a major thing that HAS helped me along the way all these years have been books. Yes, BOOKS. For me, it was mostly the genres of Christian Inspiration, Self-Help, and Memoir, with a little young adult fiction in my teens about girls who also battled mental health issues, low self-esteem, and had big dreams. That stuff was MY THERAPY. Cheap therapy. I loved immersing myself in the many life-affirming books and other positive messaged written arts and literary media. In my desperate attempts to help PICK MYSELF UP and fill my mind with positive words of encouragement and validation, I would pretty much bury myself in numerous books, magazines, music, and movies with empowering, inspiring, and encouraging messages. Even as a young kid, I would spend hours analyzing messages and themes in the media I fed myself. Seeking ways to apply life-affirming messages to myself and those around me and finally find the encouragement and positivity I never felt like I received at home but so desperately needed. And it helped a lot. So that’s what I hope to help facilitate for others through the books and musical soundtracks that go with them that I will be releasing through this company Femmespire Media as well as my author platform www.TiffanyGrandMedia.com and the social media pages that go with them. Because I know I am NOT the only one who has struggled in life and could use encouragement, validation, and emotional healing. I pray the works I share will help you on your journey called life like they have me. Because even if no one else has ever told you before, I am telling you NOW: You are lovable, you matter, and your experience is valid- whatever it has been. And if you need more positive reinforcement in your life and more encouraging things to meditate on- then please pick up a good book. Even if it’s not one of the one’s I've written or will be publishing here at Femmespire Media. Feed your soul to the fullest. You are worth more than you know. Please don’t forget that! Tags:
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“Focus on your strengths, what comes naturally to you and what you really love to do.”
Someone said this to me in a dream once of all places a looooong time ago. Was it my psyche? God? Or something else giving me this wisdom that still plays in my head 15 years later? I don't know and it doesn't matter. But it is a concept I have struggled with for most of my life. Always trying to do so much, compromising on myself and what I really want, and often forcing myself to do things that have just made me perpetually depressed and overwhelmed because it seemed like the "practical" or "smart" thing to do. That is until now. This summer has been a HUGE season for me- personally, creatively and professionally. I changed day jobs- took on not just one but TWO jobs to train to run retail stores. I did this because- and I hate to admit this- deep down I didn’t believe I was good enough to run a business on my own. Which is very important for me to feel competent in as I’m technically building two at the same time. 1.) the Affirmations Gift Shop: an online store full of positive, life affirming merchandise to encourage people and help them heal from emotional abuse “one product and post at a time” and 2.) Femmespire Media: this multimedia company you are currently reading the blog from. In addition to all of this, I Tiffany Grand, am an author, songwriter, and playwright with my own brand to build and creative passion projects to work on. Needless to say, I’ve had a lot on my plate and it’s been hard to focus. So sadly, many things got put on the backburner in order to keep a steady paycheck coming in. Media companies aren’t as lucrative as one might think (at least not YET). But writing and encouraging people through the arts is my passion so I keep coming back to it. This past week I had spent a great deal of time trying to record some songs to go along with one of the books we’ll be publishing through Femmespire Media “Better Late Than Never”. I was super excited and motivated to get the EP done and finally tie up the last odds and ends so we could officially release this book once and for all. But nothing really went how I planned. The mandolin I recorded didn’t sound right, the drums were too tingy, and my vocals- well let’s just say I’m rarely if ever happy with vocal takes. After a few days of getting frustrated and feeling discouraged, I decided to (at least temporarily) pack the recording gear back up and get back to working on the project I was doing all this for once and for all- the book. Or books, as the case has become. And that’s when the quote from my dream all those years prior came flooding back to me yet again. “Focus on your strengths, what comes naturally to you and what you really love to do.” My biggest love has always been writing and encouraging people through the written word. But I also like business and being in control of a project from beginning to end. However, running stores (online or in person), pushy sales, intricate techie tasks, and performing are not my strengths. I mean I’m more competent at it than many people, but they’re not my first loves and Lord knows there are MANY other people in the world who ARE gifted in these areas more than me. So, I really need to start leaving these other tasks to other people and stop feeling like I must do EVERYTHING MYSELF all the time. All this comparison, head decisions, and forcing myself to do certain things (like the new day jobs running other people’s stores) has just made me miserable. I suffered a great deal of depression and shed a lot of tears this summer because of it. You can read the blog post I wrote about it titled “Saying No to Head Decisions: and Other Things I’m Still Learning in My 30’s” here. Summer isn’t even completely over yet and I have already left both of those jobs behind. I’ve had to be honest with them and myself. I don’t want to run someone else’s business or sell products just for the sake of making money. I want to do something with meaning and purpose that hopefully encourages and inspires people to live their best lives as well. I want something that feeds my soul and makes me feel like my authentic self. Someone I don't have to apologize for or feel compelled to compare to anyone else. In other words, I want to WRITE books, and plays, and other kinds of media that I can think of to convey a positive message. And I want to publish and promote other writers and creatives with similar visions. This is all I have ever really wanted throughout my life. This was the original vision of Femmespire Media before I got all lost and paranoid believing I wasn't good enough for the purpose I had in my heart. But as most of us do when we are in the mist of adulthood looking at bills we have to pay, I ignored it in favor of a more “steady paycheck”. Even if it meant my soul felt like it was dying most of the time. All things I actively encourage others NOT to do on a nearly daily basis. Yuck. What a hypocrite. I can’t believe myself. But I am finally learning my lessons. Better late than never, right? So now, Femmespire Media is officially evolving into a multimedia PUBLISHING company. Emphasis on publishing. I have two books of my own that I will be releasing first: “Better Late Than Never” and “Dancing in the End Zone” coming early this fall. And then I will be focusing on publishing an anthology of encouraging non-fiction essays (on a specific theme to be announced shortly) by various other talented authors. So, stay tuned for all of that. Leaving my jobs this summer, accepting my weaknesses, and finally deciding to focus on just writing and publishing which are my biggest strengths and passion- has been very liberating for me. I already feel so much lighter emotionally and more inspired to get things done. But this new change of focus also means there will be a lot of “housekeeping” that needs to be done. We will be revamping and rebranding Femmespire Media on our social media channels and the website. So, it’s going to look very different very soon. But don’t worry, we will still keep sharing great, positive content. And I will be busy with my head buried in my computer writing and editing these upcoming book releases. I CANNOT WAIT to share them with you. It’s a little embarrassing to share some of my journey with you and the head decisions I have been living in for far too long. I’ve always been a big preacher on “living authentically” “following your heart” and “confidently pursuing your dreams” when I have struggled with doing it consistently myself. But no more! The year 2021 was HUGE for me and the business(es) I’ve been trying to build. I’ve made excuses, believed lies, and put the REAL dreams of my heart on the back burner for way too long. I mean, I just realized today that I hadn’t written a blog post for Femmespire Media in over a year! Yikes. No Bueno. So, things have GOT to change. I mean, they will and they are. Just please be patient with me on this journey. Please check back with us on our website and on social media soon for updates on the new books coming very, very soon. You WILL NOT regret it. Don’t be like me and waste most of your life making head decisions and not living your own truth. “Focus on your strengths, what comes naturally to you and what you really love to do” from now on. You will be happier you did. Tags:
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 We’re baaaack! And it feels sooo gooood... I haven’t posted in a while because I’ve been struggling with my own discouragement and comparison issues, using my head to figure out what would be a more "practical" career, caring too much what other people think and believing the lie that this vision is too big to accomplish.
But that is just craziness! Femmespire Media is the culmination and fulfillment of a life long dream and it’s time to dig in the heals and walk the talk. Now we’re getting back to so many great projects that have been put on the back burner because of overthinking like the magazine, donations to women's shelters, a passion to fight against abuse in all forms, encouragement for those who struggle with mental health issues and producing of just plain great positive media via books, music, film, theatre, etc. I have always debated the idea of going back to school for counseling or social work because of my deep desire to help people. But with Femmespire Media I am doing just that, and in a format that is most authentic to ME and utilizes my own personal strengths and talents. If you are in a similar boat then I want to encourage you to let go of your preconceived notions of who you're "supposed" to be or what is "practical" and figure out a way to make what's in your heart a reality. Whatever that is. And if your talents, passions and dreams just HAPPEN to be in writing, event planning & fundraising, or filmmaking then consider getting involved with us at Femmespire Media. Message us at FemmespireMedia@gmail.com for more. And if you just want to help us from a financial standpoint then that's great too! The DONATE page is finally set up and ready to go. Let's be like the quote from Roy T. Bennett up there and make a difference in the lives of hurting people together. Tags:
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"What's so fascinating and frustrating and great about life is that you're constantly starting over, all the time, and I love that." - actor Billy Crystal The vision is evolving here at Femmespire Media. We are scrapping some old projects we had been in the process of developing and working on some new ones. New books, new music, new videos, maybe a video game and even an app in the future- who knows?! We can’t wait to reveal all the cool, new, encouraging media we’ve got in the works!
In the meantime, I hope you will be patient with us while we rework the website and are busy producing new inspirational multimedia content. It’s gonna take some time, as all things worthwhile do. But we promise in the end it will be worth it! Tags:
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 She’s the creator of Female led, hit, network TV shows “Scandal” and “Grey's Anatomy” and the producer for (one of my personal favorites) “How to Get Away with Murder”. She’s also a published author and the writer of several films. In other words, she’s a successful woman working in the entertainment industry who knows her shit. Just one quick Google search and you can see she is just oozing with inspiration and wisdom.
I was looking for an inspirational quote to share on the Femmespire Media social media pages and could not pick just one. So, here they are, in no particular order. Some of the best, empowering, most inspiring quotes (in my opinion) from the talented, hardworking, Shonda Rhimes. 1.) “I am not lucky. You know what I am? I am smart. I am talented. I take advantage of the opportunities that come my way and I work really, really hard. Don’t call me lucky. Call me a badass.” 2.) “You want to be a writer? A writer is someone who writes every day. So, start writing. You don’t have a job? Get one. Any job. Don’t sit at home waiting for the magical opportunity. Who are you? Prince William? No. Get a job. Go to work. Do something until you can do something else.” 3.) “Have some fire. Be unstoppable. Be a force of nature. Be better than anyone else. And don’t give a damn what anyone thinks.” 4.) “You can waste your lives drawing lines. Or you can live your life crossing them.” 5.) “Everyone’s got some greatness in them. You do. The girl over there does. The guy on the left has some. But in order to really mine it, you have to own it. You have to grab hold of it. You have to believe it.” 6.) “Ditch the dream and be a doer.” 7.) “Maybe you know exactly what it is you dream of being, or maybe you’re paralyzed because you have no idea what your passion is. The truth is, it doesn’t matter. You don’t have to know. You just have to keep moving forward. You just have to keep doing something, seizing the next opportunity, staying open to trying something new.” 8.) “A lot of people dream, and while they are busy dreaming, the really interesting, powerful, engaged people are busy doing.” 9.) “The only limit to your success is your own imagination.” 10.) “Dreams do not come true just because you dream them. It’s hard work that makes things happen. It’s hard work that creates change.” So, listen to Shonda. You have greatness inside of you. Believe it. If you have a dream in your heart, don’t just dream it. Work hard and go for it. Don’t be afraid to try something new. Don’t worry about what other people think. Don’t limit yourself. Create the life you want. Don’t wait for doors to open for you. Work hard and make it happen for yourself. You CAN live whatever life you long for in your heart. Be a doer, not just a dreamer. And most importantly, be like Shonda and believe in yourself. That no matter how your life may look and feel right now, you are indeed... a Badass. Tags:
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Life goes by fast and we only have so little time on this earth. A depressing sentiment, I know. But one that’s constantly fluttering through my mind. I’ve always been painfully aware of the many dreams I had in my heart that I wanted to accomplish in my lifetime. But I was also equally aware of how little time and energy I actually had to do it. It caused a great deal of stress, anxiety, and frustration in my life.
Mainly because I’m terrible at guarding my time. I love to sleep in and take naps, binge watch my favorite shows on Netflix, go out and have fun at comedy clubs and Dave and Busters, and cuddle with my boyfriend for hours at a time if he’ll let me. All things that steal massive amounts of time I could be spending on accomplishing my dreams and life goals, things that will last long after I’m gone from this earth. And I know I’m not alone. “So much to do, so little time” has become a mantra of mine. But the reality is I have the same amount of time as anyone else. And if people like Oprah, Richard Branson, and Bill Gates can make time to build their empires and accomplish their goals, so can I. But I bet they don’t let themselves binge watch ANYTHING, except for maybe on long flights to whatever important meeting they have coming up. And even that is questionable. To be successful in life you must be willing to sacrifice, which will be another post later. But the first is the willingness to sacrifice some time to yourself, being lazy and just having fun in order to free up time to focus and work on the goal at hand. Which is soo hard to do. At least for me. Now there’s nothing wrong with relaxing in front of the TV or taking a nap to recharge. Sometimes we need it. It’s healthy. But I know for myself, I can do it too much. Which probably has more to do with my lack of self-control and inclination toward procrastination than anything else. But I know I can’t keep doing that if I ever want to have a chance at accomplishing anything worth while in life. And neither should you. So I think I should start sticking the TV in the closet. I can’t just turn it off, because I justify having it on for background noise when I’m by myself. But the reality is I’m still half watching and therefore accomplishing half (and usually less than half) of what I could be during that same amount of time. I’ve figured out some ways I can still do frivolous things and be productive. By multitasking. Like if I feel like goofing off on my phone for a while, instead of sitting in my recliner doing it, I climb on my elliptical and do it at the same time. The same goes for TV watching. If I want to catch up on my shows then I make myself work out at the same time. Getting myself to buckle down and write is often a challenge these days. So, I have had to start making myself physically GO somewhere to write, like the library or a park when the weather is nice. No matter how much I’d rather just sit and write in my recliner or in my tiny home office, I know that’s just not always the most productive. I have too many things to distract me at home. And if I want writing and this business to really be a career then I have to treat it like it’s a career. Get up at a reasonable hour, get showered and dressed as if I’m going into the office, and turn my phone and TV off wherever I decide to work so I can actually get things done efficiently. Just like I would if I were working for someone else. The biggest challenge with trying to build my own business is I don’t have anyone else to try to please than myself. I don’t have anyone else setting deadlines for me to get projects done or telling me which tasks to focus on first. I have to decide all that and then implement it myself. Keep myself motivated and focused every day. And that is difficult. But I know learning to guard my time is one of the most important steps to doing it. Without it, it will be very long journey to creating the life I want. And although I’m a big advocate of taking baby steps and being patient with your progress (as long as you keep moving forward, that’s all that matters) I know I want to do so much more. And I want to help other people believe for and do so much more with their lives as well. You’re not alone in your struggle, but you will have to make a decision one day of what kind of life you want to live and the kind of legacy you want to leave behind. And to accomplish that you’ll have to figure out what you might need to cut back on or modify in order to guard your time more effectively. It won’t always be easy, but it will be worth it. So, learn to guard your time. You only get one life and it goes fast. Make the most of it. Tags:
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Today at Femmespire Media we are focused on designing new inspirational shirt ideas that we will sell online and then donate a portion of the proceeds to a non-profit organization that helps women. In my research to see how many other companies have done a similar design to what we're imagining I came across a great organization called Live a Great Story.
"LIVE A GREAT STORY is a diverse community focused on inspiring each other to craft our own journey and create a meaningful impact. We highlight inspiring stories, foster connection through engaging events, and sell Reminder products that spark inspiration." That's the description they give themselves on their website. They are also collaborating with a group called Car Window Poetry that tries to encourage people by creating and leaving short, uplifting poems on- you guessed it- random people's car windows. They believe that words matter and that small acts of love can make a big difference in people's lives. And we agree! I couldn't be more excited. I love finding other companies and people who are doing positive, inspiring and life affirming things that help people. That's what we are trying to do through Femmespire Media. If you know of other organizations or people who are doing great, inspiring work you can share it with us by emailing us at FemmespireMedia@gmail.com or Tweet it to us @femmespire media. Happy Friday! Tags:
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