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“In today’s world, Taylor Swift is one of the finest examples of the art of hustle. She has built an empire and legacy from her ability to intimately connect with fans worldwide. She is driven, capable, passionate, intentional, focused, and successful. Nay-sayers attribute her success to her brand; yea-sayers attribute her success to her heart. Fueled by strength, hustle, and power, she chose to rise up against those who have wronged her. Taylor Swift dreamed and launched a billion-dollar, worldwide tour during a global pandemic. She has battled ageism, sexism, and exploitation yet continues to hustle to unveil her truth in the way it deserves. No one knows better than Taylor Swift: you cannot knock a girl off a pedestal she built for herself.” Excerpt From The Art of an Enlightened Woman Sarah Voldeng This material may be protected by copyright. Excerpt From The Art of an Enlightened Woman Sarah Voldeng This material may be protected by copyright.”

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