Almost everything that’s changed the world in a positive way has been an unreasonable idea. It’s unreasonable, until it’s commons sense. That’s how change happens and so in order to make a difference in the world, it’s incredibly important to be able to ignore the naysayers. Some of the best and brightest from our community share their stories and advice below.

Geraldin Ferrer

Sheeshhhh.. this is a deep one.

But here we go.

Sometimes, tuning out the outside noise is hard, but it becomes easier when you stay focused and remember why you do what you do. I’m a very private person, which might seem ironic as a content creator who shares lifestyle and curly hair content. But the truth is, I’m intentional about what I put out there. Read More>>

Amelia Steeger

I find power in being doubted. When I first started developing my AI-powered nutrition platform, so many people told me I couldn’t execute my vision without the capital to hire developers or a background in coding. I had neither. I could’ve let that stop me, but instead, I decided to figure it out. Read More>>

Angelique Letizia

It’s taken me years, but I finally feel like I know who I am.
I’m no longer seeking external validation for my existence—and I’ve stopped apologizing for being me.

What I’ve learned is this: most people who try to tear you down aren’t really seeing you at all. They’re reacting to something unresolved within themselves. And I don’t carry that anymore. I don’t wear it. I let them keep their projections. Read More>>

Frankie Ferreira

I keep pushing forward. Without the passion and love I have for ramen, I would have given up long ago. There’s always an opinion or obstacle trying to knock me down, but despite my inconsistencies and imperfections, I strive to be better every day. Read More>>