this is your weekly dose of micromoments: a short and sweet series designed to spark curiosity, connection and inspiration, every Monday morning - in 10 minutes or less.
this week’s micromoment is for the girls: girl to girl. we’re sharing part one of our six quick takeaways for the 20 and 30 somethings navigating life, love, and the little lessons that make a big difference. whether it's career moves, self-discovery, or relationships, these gems are here to remind you: you’re not alone, and you’ve got this. 💕✨
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CREDITS:
host: Priscilla O. Agyeman,MPH, founder of Saddie Baddies®
produced by: Eduay, founder of Dos Catorce® Production Co.
cover art & photography: Eduay, founder of Dos Catorce® Production Co.
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