WSW #15 - Attitude, Adornment, and Self-Expression
Embracing being a woman - finding pleasure; tapping into your radiance, getting in touch with your senses, with what feels good; allowing that beauty to shine forth
Adornment - show your beauty, be gorgeous
- if you have a message to get across, a movement to start - access your star power! people pay attention when you're radiant
- clothing can make you feel like a million bucks, can get people's attention
meaningful jewelry - reminding you of a time, place, feeling; a book you've read
when you dress well, you can inspire other women to do the same, to show up bright & shiny :)
put your shoulders back - be open in your power, confidence, and your heart's center
your body is art!
as women, we compare ourselves - compare our bodies, our wounds (I havent had to go through that, I should be thankful, shouldnt hurt so much over my comparably smaller challenges); but there is no hierarchy of pain. pain is so relative.
if youre ready for growth, put it out there into the universe, and pay attention, be receptive, wait for it; the tools you need will come.
unleash your wild soul, and channel that power into your work; let it be from that wild, expressed place. find your place of pleasure and channel it.
go take a class that scares you - something creative, like improv, art-making, dance, music
Adornment - show your beauty, be gorgeous
- if you have a message to get across, a movement to start - access your star power! people pay attention when you're radiant
- clothing can make you feel like a million bucks, can get people's attention
meaningful jewelry - reminding you of a time, place, feeling; a book you've read
when you dress well, you can inspire other women to do the same, to show up bright & shiny :)
put your shoulders back - be open in your power, confidence, and your heart's center
your body is art!
as women, we compare ourselves - compare our bodies, our wounds (I havent had to go through that, I should be thankful, shouldnt hurt so much over my comparably smaller challenges); but there is no hierarchy of pain. pain is so relative.
if youre ready for growth, put it out there into the universe, and pay attention, be receptive, wait for it; the tools you need will come.
unleash your wild soul, and channel that power into your work; let it be from that wild, expressed place. find your place of pleasure and channel it.
go take a class that scares you - something creative, like improv, art-making, dance, music