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A gentle reminder that everything you might want i

A gentle reminder that everything you might want is on the other side of trying something new. No matter the outcome, either way, we grow through the process and become more resilient and confident. Better yet, building those skills helps in taking more risks and improves the chances of achieving future goals.

How many of you believe that a lack of access to i

How many of you believe that a lack of access to investment - directly or through a community that invests in you - can hinder your ability to empower yourself, or empower others? We are building a new community of women in Web3 who invest in each other. Stay tuned!

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Just this. Artwork by @handsomegirldesigns. #Wh

Just this.

Artwork by @handsomegirldesigns.

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Setting healthy boundaries is the number one rule

Setting healthy boundaries is the number one rule of self-care.
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Value your time and don't let others tell you what

Value your time and don't let others tell you what to do with it.

If you want to have a day of relaxing - do it.
If you want to spend some time with friends - do it.
If you want to start a new project - do it.

Spend it however you want to spend it!

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If others don't recognise your value... that's on

If others don't recognise your value... that's on them and does not reflect on you. You are valuable.

Artwork by @stacieswift!

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This is such an important reminder. Sharing words

This is such an important reminder.

Sharing words and artwork from @harmonywillowstudio: Ok- so I try to keep my Instagram as positive and uplifting as possible because the world and life can very very cruel. But recently I heard the phrase- TOXIC POSITIVITY. Maybe I’m the last one to hear this but it hit me hard. Yes- it’s good to be positive and I want to spread happiness and kindness and beauty but also I can’t be fake. Some minutes, hours, days and weeks are hard. I cry, I have no idea what I am doing with my life, I overthink and I compare myself to other people all the time. Tonight was a night when I had to take a moment and let it all out and recognize that it’s ok to not be ok. It’s ok to be all in your feelings. It’s ok to have bad days. They are part of life’s puzzle. Sometimes I personally get caught up in the feeling that I need to always be looking for the silver lining in everything- when in reality- sometimes things are just shit. And that’s ok. Good night y’all ♥️

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Comment one of the truths from the image. Give y

Comment one of the truths from the image.

Give yourself a compliment, you deserve your love and kindness.

Love this artwork by @pennika_

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Some friendly reminders! #WhyITribe #TribeVibes

Some friendly reminders!

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Alice Wong (@alicatsamurai) doesn’t want to take

Alice Wong (@alicatsamurai) doesn’t want to take up a whole lot of space. Instead, she wants to create it. And for the better part of the last decade, she has.⁠
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“I’m very mindful of making sure that I don’t take up that much space — that it’s not just about me, me, me,” the 47-year-old disability activist told HuffPost. “I really want to ensure that other people have the spotlight and amplify the work of other people. That’s what gives me joy.”⁠
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Wong, who is based in San Francisco, is perhaps best known for launching the Disability Visibility Project, an online community that amplifies disability media and culture. It began as a partnership with StoryCorps that gives disabled people the opportunity to record their own oral histories. The project is now going on its seventh year.⁠
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But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. She is a co-partner with #CripTheVote, a nonpartisan online movement that engages disabled people in politics and policymaking. During the 2020 presidential election, she co-organized and moderated Twitter town halls with Democratic candidates Pete Buttigieg and Sen. Elizabeth Warren.⁠
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A daughter of Hong Kong immigrants, Wong was born and raised in Indianapolis. Growing up with a neuromuscular disability and two younger sisters, Wong said she didn’t have a choice but to be an advocate for herself and her family.⁠

Read the full article from @huffpostwomen through our stories!

Photograph by Eddie Hernandez via the Disability Visibility Project

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These words from @friday_concepts really resonated

These words from @friday_concepts really resonated with us. This can be a big worry for a lot of us and stops a lot of us from trying new things but try to remember... it's okay to bad at something, we all have to start somewhere!!

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Sharing because this gorgeous photo of @k.ostantin

Sharing because this gorgeous photo of @k.ostantina made us smile!

Happy Friday!!!

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You are talented enough, you are ready! This is a

You are talented enough, you are ready!

This is a sign that YOU GOT THIS!!!!!

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"Nobody’s perfect!! You were born to be YOU. Bes

"Nobody’s perfect!! You were born to be YOU. Besides, being yourself is the coolest thing you can be! 😎" @dancingbananagirldesign

Artwork by @dancingbananagirldesign, we love it!!!

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This is so important. It's time to start thinking

This is so important. It's time to start thinking about who you surround yourself with and if they deserve your time or not.

Tag the people who are building you up, let's send some love and appreciation out!

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Currently harnessing power from this photo of @tst

Currently harnessing power from this photo of @tstar7 for the week ahead. This is the energy that we need.

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Sharing artwork and words from @crazyheadcomics:

Sharing artwork and words from @crazyheadcomics:

"My anxiety makes me question, ruminate, second guess, worry, rinse and repeat. the what-ifs are suffocating sometimes. lately, I’ve been working on switching the tone of my what-ifs from being negative to positive. after some practice, I actually feel a bit more excited about possibilities rather than afraid of them !! it’s a good start, hopefully, I’ll manifest some positive things from focusing on positive thoughts. you should give this a try ! 💓" - @crazyheadcomics

Community, do you have anything to add?

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We absolutely love these supportive words from @ea

We absolutely love these supportive words from @eatthecaketoo:

If you think stretch marks on tummies are reserved for mamas, that is just plain silly.
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I’ve had stretch marks on my stomach for as long as I can remember so I really never gave them much thought.
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In the summer, when my belly gets a little tan, my stretch marks look like white lightening and it makes me happy 😊
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I think stretch marks are beautiful. They are like a roadmap on our bodies unique only to us. Part of what make us each a priceless masterpiece 🤍
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Embrace your Tiger stripes 🙌🏼 and don’t let anyone tell you that they aren’t normal or beautiful.

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"The pain of rejection is real! Rejection, feeling

"The pain of rejection is real! Rejection, feeling judged and criticised can send us into a tailspin of thoughts ranging from ‘Am I enough?’ across to ‘Do I sound stupid?’ In ‘Does rejection hurt? An fMRI study of social exclusion’, a neuroimaging study led by Matthew Lieberman at UCLA, examined the neural correlates of social exclusion, and tested the hypothesis that the brain bases of social pain are like those of physical pain. “While everyone accepts that physical pain is real, people are tempted to think that social pain is just in their heads," said Matthew Lieberman. "But physical and social pain may be more similar than we realized." Being told to ‘toughen up’ won’t always cut it, so here is a reading list to help you along the way when it comes coping better and caring less." - THE TRIBE™️ Empowerment Journal.

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