Fearless Female

Fearless Female

One of the most valuable things that I’ve learned in business (and in life) is to give back to the community and recognize people.
Not to go viral or to be praised but because people are my business. People (this community) matter to me. If I didn’t have people, I wouldn’t have a business. I value my clients and my followers very much. I decided to go full speed into my business and with the support from my family, my friends, my clients, and my followers, I am working FULL time now doing something that I have wanted to for years but was too scared and didn’t have enough belief in myself.

I did it, and at the scariest time, during a pandemic!! But I pray everyday that things will work out. I have faith in my God that no matter what, I will be highly favored and blessed.

BUT, I have to do my part and give back. Help others shine and share their story.

With that being said let me introduce my newest Fearless Female.

I usually have people send in their story to me and I pick one, oh but not this time.
I saw Chastyn on my Instagram one day and I started seeing her post everyday and I saw the biggest smiles every single day on her post along with something inspiration that she would post.

SHE inspired me. I reached out to her not even knowing where she was from and ask her if she would be interested in a project that I have been doing since 2017ish and she said yes, thank goodness.
I met her parents and little nephew as well. They are great people. Chastyn is an amazing young woman and I am so thankful she followed me on Instagram and I am thankful we met. Friends for life. Here is her story.

"Hey y’all,
My name is Chastyn. I’m 31, I was born with Cerebral Palsy. My view of the world is from a wheelchair, but I try not to let it slow me down. It took some time, but I’m slowly learning to love the skin I’m in. I love Jesus, family, friends, and country music!"

I hope yall enjoy this Fearless Female projects that I do. Be sure to tag someone that might be interested in being my next one.

Fearless Female

Bri's Story
Our brains may forget the traumas we survive, but our bodies, especially our nervous system always keep score.” That’s what comes to mind when someone asks me how I’m as strong as I am with all that’s happened to me over my lifetime. They don’t see the anxiety on my face, or see how often I keep my head up, even when I feel the weight on my shoulders. Losing my sister, and best friend at 15, was unbelievably hard. I’m now raising her beautiful daughter, who is now 17 years old. But Losing my mother at 21, that almost broke me. I’ve watched drs’ shock my dad back to life. So, I’m pretty acquainted with trauma. April 17, 2019, I survived a massive heart attack, brought on by medical error. There’s nothing quite like hearing the heart monitors going off as a flat line and hearing them doing CPR…but it’s just black and cold, and you know in that moment you are, in fact, dying. Yet, you see nothing, and you cannot feel your body. That changed my life completely. Things I once could do, became a challenge. The following month, I was diagnosed and hospitalized with Congestive Heart Failure, at the age of 31. I now live life of a regimen of life saving medications. Multiple times a day. For the rest of my life. My brain hasn’t let me forget, my body hasn’t either.. it has kept score. But my love for life, my adventurous spirt, my happy free loving self refuses to be defined by my traumas. I refuse to have self-pity. I still see the mountains I want to climb, taking steps daily to climb them. I see my challenges daily, and I face them with faith. I will not let anything stop me from living what life I have left, in fear, or sadness. There’s so much life left in this body, mind and spirit. So much love and laughter. I live day to day…. FEARLESSLY!!!!