I've found that many women, like me, are hesitant to share their accomplishments. They feel like, when they share these great things about themselves, they're being egotistical. I find myself feeling that way when I share about something great in my life, so I often keep it quiet.
But not today! Today, I want to brag on myself. But first, I want to acknowledge that I give glory to God and thanks to my family for all that I've accomplished. I couldn't have done it all on my own, and I'm thankful for my support system. AWARD-WINNING WRITER/JOURNALIST
MILLENNIAL ADVISORY COMMISSION MEMBER
BLOGGING/TIKTOKING SUCCESSES
GREEK WITH THE HIGHEST GPA
I'M JUST REALLY GOOD AT MY JOB
I get it. People don't like talking about it. But I'm really good at my job. I get my work done, and I make sure it is the best content it can possibly be. I love the people I meet, the experiences I've had, and the things I've made. I'm great at what I do, and I'm going to say it. I was recently approached about judging some marketing projects for a doctoral program. I was the only one on the panel without a doctorate or master's degree. People care about what I think, and that makes me feel good about myself! I am so happy to help people in whatever ways I can. It make me feel needed and valued.
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3/8/2019 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY: MY MOST INSPIRATIONAL WOMEN FROM EACH DECADE IN THE LAST 100 YEARSRead NowHappy International Women’s Day! I wanted to take today’s blog post and make it all about some of the women of the world who are my inspirations. This isn’t my idea. I actually saw this on a recent blog post I read and commented on, and also on a post from Marie Claire magazine. Please go check out the original post from Hannah Mary! She posted about her most inspirational women television characters. Check it out here: https://hanmwill.com/inspiring-women-tv-edition. Today, I want to focus on some of the women who inspire me, real or fictional, from the last 100 years. 1910 - WINIFRED BANKS, FICTIONAL CHARACTER 1920 – HELEN KELLER, DISABILITY ACTIVIST
1930 – ZORA NEALE HURSTON, WRITER
1940 – ANNE FRANK & MIEP GIES, WWII ICONS
1950 - ROSA PARKS, CIVIL RIGHTS ICON
1960 – SKEETER PHELAN, FICTIONAL CHARACTER
1970 – GLORIA STEINEM, JOURNALIST
1980 – MATILDA, FICTIONAL CHARACTER
1990 - SELENA QUINTANILLA, SINGER/WRITER
2000 – J.K ROWLING, AUTHOR
PRESENT - SUSAN ISAAC, MOTHER
LEGAL: All images were taken from Google's "Free to use or share, even commercially," filter. The last picture is one of my mother, which she does not mind me using. The first picture is taken from Giphy.
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