“Thin, thick, tall, small, slender, curvy, curly, straight, dark, light, that body, with every detail is YOURS alone, look at it with compassion.”
Source: Higher Heels, Bigger Dreams
“Don’t believe everything you tell yourself.”
Source: Hey Humanity
“Imagine living in a world where we judge each others intellect based on social statuses and class. Raw intelligence is not reserved for "upper classes" or those with a particular accent.”
Source: Creativity is Everything
“Learn to be self-sufficient; love starts with self-love, care begins with self-care; strength comes from the power within. Work on yourself first, it is not selfishness, it is rather self-empowerment”
Source: Tear the Veil 1: 19 Extraordinary Visionaries Help Other Women Break their Silence by Sharing their Stories and Reclaiming their Legacy!
“…If getting a man is entirely dependent on the digits showing on your tags, or your scale, then he is certainly not the right one for YOU, not the other way around.”
Source: Higher Heels, Bigger Dreams
“There's nothing more painful than disappointing yourself and taking more pain than you should have that too for someone who didn't even care enough to value it.”
Source: Life Simplified: Quote - Unquote
“Failing to own your value keeps you from achieving your potential and enjoying your life.”
Source: Because You Matter: How to Take Ownership of Your Life So You Can Really Live
“He puts enormous value on us. It’s called inherent, fundamental, innate, intrinsic, inborn. Because of your inherent God-given value, you’re always loved, celebrated, and called beloved.”
Source: Because You Matter: How to Take Ownership of Your Life So You Can Really Live
“Whenever you are feeling down - just take a minute to yourself & remember who you are. Nobody can play you. You’re strong & resilient. You are amazing”
“The man-worshipers, in my sense of the term, are those who see man’s highest potential and strive to actualize it. . . . [Man-worshipers are] those dedicated to the exaltation of man’s self-esteem and the sacredness of his happiness on earth.”
Source: The Objectivist: 1966-1971