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La Toya Wheeler – Empowering Moms, And All Women Around The Globe

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La Toya Wheeler is the creator of Mommy and Beyond.  She is an entrepreneur and full-time working mom of 3.  She has a bachelor’s degree in Psychology, and her business Mommy and Beyond is based on her love for fashion and all things mommy! La Toya created her platform to inspire women and to let them know that even if you’re not a size 2, 4, 6 or an 8 you can ‘work it mama!’, and still feel great!

“I want people to know that even if they have not reached their end goals, they can still get out there and enjoy the journey!  I’m just now starting to live my best life. It took me a long time to realize what I brought to my platform, that was different from others that I’ve seen.

I thought I needed to lose weight to be at the top of my game…To be the best that I could be. [I thought] if I was just a size 6, I would be killing it everywhere! [That] people would listen to me, because I appeared to be the girl that has it all!”

“Does anyone really have it all?  I don’t have it all now, but I have so much to be thankful for!  I now know what I want to share with the world.”

“I am a plus size 14 on top, and range between a 10 and 12 on bottom.  My platforms features clothing that can fit a wide variety of sizes.”

“Yes I eat healthy, and work out but I don’t have this diet thing down! You might just catch me enjoying a guilty pleasure meal at my favorite restaurant. However, it is not that salad or slice of cake that defines me!”

“Mommy and Beyond is about accepting your flaws, because no no one is perfect. Live your best life and don’t forget to work it mama!”

Follow La Toya’s journey through Instagram: @mommyandbeyond

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Anna Pepe is the founder of Wrrk Mama, a tech startup company empowering females. Anna’s core mission is to uplift others. She uses her skills and experience in business, entrepreneurship, fitness, and mindset transformation to help others achieve their dreams and goals. Wrrk Mama is just one outlet for her to share and uplift women especially, who are often overlooked in business, due to it being a male-dominated industry.

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VSCO Girls Don’t Actually Exist – It’s All A Part Of A Conspiracy?

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December 13, 2019

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You’ve heard of the term’VSCO Girls’ , right? You probably have, especially if you go on the internet often.. But if you haven’t, here’s a short definition for you to feast your ‘lil eyes upon 🙂

So now that you know what a VSCO Girl is…

Let’s talk about how the term ‘VSCO Girl’ was coined.

It’s quite peculiar… because…

No one really knows.

Well, until now.

What D’Angelo Wallace has discovered, is that the term ‘VSCO Girl’ was most likely inserted into the main stream media by none other than…

VSCO.

As a part of a bigger plot, to expand and grow their company…

What better way to grow your company than to create a viral trend/stereotype/slang word attached to it?😏

In this below video, D’Angelo Wallace breaks down just exactly how and why the term and stereotype came about, and how it was inserted allegedly by VSCO themselves into the mainstream media.

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How To Unleash A Woman’s Ability To Be A Powerhouse Seller

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Are you struggling in the sales department, or looking to build a bigger, stronger team?

Find comfort in knowing this: You can unleash the powerhouse selling abilities of ANY willing woman. She doesn’t have to be extroverted, business savvy or even brave; these attributes may help ease the path a little.. but they don’t make, nor do they break a woman’s career path in sales.

‘Dawn Barton, a former record-breaking producer in the direct selling industry, author, and entrepreneur identifies three components that, when used together strategically and genuinely, can help you draw the absolute best from every individual on your sales team. Top 10 sales director for one of the world’s largest direct sales brands. Author, speaker, entrepreneur and mentor. Dawn empowers women in their professional and personal lives. Self-proclaimed Joyologist, having achieved happiness and success in even her darkest days. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx‘

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Marina, Professional Photographer On The Rise To Fame

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October 29, 2019

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Marina Williams is a professional photographer based out of Utah, USA. She specializes in portraits, fashion, couples, and weddings – But Marina is not your average photographer (or even average professional photographer), by any means.

It’s clear to see that Marina has an eye and a talent for photography – The photos even just featured on her Instagram @marinawphoto , all look like something out of a magazine, or million dollar advertisements.

How long have you been a professional photographer?

I’ve been running my business professionally for about five years.

Do you have a favorite type of shoot?

Shooting editorial fashion is definitely my favorite. I also love working with brands to create advertising content – most specifically, women’s clothing brands.

What is the farthest place you have travelled to do a photoshoot?

This summer I had a couple fly me to San Diego to shoot their engagements – It was probably one of my favorite experiences ever since starting my business.

What do you like most about photographing weddings and couples?

I love being the goofy third wheel – becoming friends with my couples along the way is how I end up getting the best photos. When my clients are comfortable with me, they act genuinely with each other and I’m able to capture their love story in a way that’s natural and fun. My goal is to make our shoot feel like a fun date, and when it does, it doesn’t ever feel like “work” to me. 

What is your favorite part about being a photographer?

I’ve found that educating others is what brings me the most joy. I offer mentoring sessions to other photographers, and I also have started to make educational videos and guides. I love being able to teach others what took me so long to learn and help them in their own journey.

Do you like to edit your photos, or do you find that process to be not as fun as the actual shoots?

I love to edit my photos! Every morning (when I’m not out shooting) I make a cup of coffee, light a candle, listen to music and start editing. It almost feels like a ritual to me – being able to take raw photos and perfect them in a way to look magical and colorful is the second half of photography. I’d never outsource my editing (one reason is because I’m a control freak) but also because I love that part of it just as much as shooting.

Who inspires you the most as a photographer?

Rob Woodcox, Natasha Wilson, Jimmy Marbles, Cole Sprouse, Joelle Grace, and Nadine Ijewere are all huge inspirations for me.

What sparked your inspiration to get behind the camera in the first place?

My grandfather has always been into photography. When I was in middle school, he gave me his old 35mm film cameras and taught me how to use them. Soon after, I got a little point and shoot camera and took it everywhere with me, and this is where my love for photography grew.

What is your dream in life?

My ultimate dream and goal with photography is to be able to travel the world for work. I’d love to spend time between New York and LA shooting fashion and editorial campaigns for magazines and brands. I love all kinds of photography, but doing fashion full time would be the ultimate dream. 

What do you want to be remembered by?

I want to be remembered as a photographer who’s work inspired others. Nothing makes my heart swell when I get messages from other beginning photographers telling me how they did a shoot like mine, or how my work made them inspired to create something. I think when people use their talent to create art, it makes the world a better place. If I can help do that somehow, I will feel like I succeeded.

Follow Marina’s journey on her Instagram: @marinawphoto

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