Janine Quijije has committed herself to empowering women to foster sisterhood and community in the name of diversity, equity and inclusion for nearly two decades. For 365 days she gifted herself with a period of pause. During this time of self reflection Janine embodied her future self in order to take a journey of introspection. This awakening flourished from the courage to foster her own healing and the vulnerability to be honest about where she was and who she wanted to become. As we listen to her shift in paradigm we too can adjust our perspective. Take a moment to embody your future self. Envision them. What do they look like? How do they speak? How do they move through life? Now instead of dreaming about how to get there, engage in those thoughts and feelings and BE that version.
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