We asked folks a question that led to many surprising answers – some sad, some thought-provoking and some funny. We’ve highlighted a cross section of those responses below.
TraMeia Nashana Reed
I believed as a child that I had to follow the crowd to fit in, and that’s absolutely not true at all. Over time, I learned that my individuality is my greatest strength. Trying to blend in only dimmed my light, but embracing who I truly am opened doors, built my confidence, and allowed me to create my own lane. Read More>>
Tiffanni Reidy
I believed that I had to be just one thing, that I had to figure out who I was, and that I couldn’t be as much and as multi-dimensional and sometimes as contradictory as I am. Read More>>
Stacey Andon
When I was 5, my psychic gifts began to reveal themselves to my family. I could read minds and energy. I knew what people were thinking before they said it out loud. Almost verbatim. And it dismayed my father. He couldn’t explain it — even after trying to ‘test’ it and figure it out. Read More>>
