Quick Story.
It all began with a mooning at the TENDER age of 5.
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When I was young, I was 
the fat kid. In kindergarten, I was harassed by the class bully. One day during nap time, the teacher left the room. The class bully used this as an opportunity to taunt me. I got off my mat, walked over to where he was lying, dropped my panties and told him to kiss my (you know what). Laughter erupted as the teacher returned to witness my glory blowing in the wind. I was busted and got into a little trouble. I didn’t care. The bully never bothered me again and my other classmates became my allies.
A few days later, my father shared the story with family members. He chuckled when he said, “That girl is just like me. She stood up for herself. I don’t know if I should feel proud or be worried.” In that moment, I learned a valuable lesson. When you speak up for yourself you may experience a little trouble, but you gain respect and usually get what you want. I’ve been encouraging others to speak up for themselves ever since.
From student Journalism to Social Activism to Public Broadcasting to Wellness Coach to Author to Speaker to Artist to Entrepreneur, expressing ones truth and freedom in self mastery is what I do. Inspiring others to care more about how they feel than what others think is WHO I AM.
“I don’t see the world for what it’s not, I see it as I am. “
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