“I think we’re all here to make an impact, create room for other women to be themselves. It’s ok to cry, to show emotions and feelings. But rise up after that and do big things. Show up. Show off. You are the pen behind your paper. Write your story.”

“I’m a woman of many colors, but I don’t show that. I’ve been afraid to open up. But deep down when you get to know me, you know the real me. I’m really protective of my energy and who I give that to. I’ve been hurt before by people, by friends. The most important thing is to protect your energy. Only give it to people who deserve your energy.”

“I’m proud of the woman I’ve become when I notice someone is looking at me. I can change their life, inspire them, or really tick them off, honestly, depending on what happens. I love to say that you can look, but you just can’t touch.”

“You are not the person behind the screen. You are the person in front of the screen. You are your own person. Never try to be somebody else. There was this one girl. I was her biggest fan on Instagram. I would stalk her, try to copy all she does, get inspired from what’s she posting. I met her in real life, and she wasn’t the person I thought she was. She was so quiet and held back. She was not the person she is on Instagram. I try to be real. I want my Instagram and my personality to match. ”

“2020… there was a lot of stuff that happened to me personally. I got broken up with. Covid happened. Quarantine. Everything went south. Found new friends. Lost friends. But I always tell myself it’s ok. It’s gonna be ok. Whether it was meant to hurt you, destroy you, or lift you up, it was put in your life for a reason. Everything happens for a reason. I think 2020 was a year that made us all stronger.

Come at me. Let’s go. Inside everyone there is a fighter, a warrior. So come at me, bro. Whether it’s 2020 or a boy, come at me. I’m strong. I might cry sometimes, but in the end I’m going to be stronger. So let’s go.”