Those of us who were lucky to have someone see something in us long before we saw it in ourselves know how impactful it can be. We are thrilled to highlight some of those stories and honor some of the OG heroes.
Tiffany
My closest friends. The ones who’ve known me for 15+ years. They’re the ones who remind me who I am when I can’t see it for myself. They’re the ones who point out my wins when I’m convinced I’m failing, who ground me when I’m stretched thin, who speak life back into me when I’ve forgotten my own worth.. Read more>>
Bethany Nicole
The person that saw me clearly before I could see myself was my grandmother. Growing up, she would let me pick out her Sunday clothes for church, apply her make up and do her hair. Back then I didn’t realize how that shaped me into the woman I am when it comes to fashion. My grandmother didn’t dress to impress people, she dressed for herself. Read more>>
Ashley Pakulski
My daughter saw me clearly before I could see myself. Having her marked the start of a new chapter filled with change, growth, and healing. There were plenty of bumps along the way, but she always believed in me. From the very beginning, I have done all of this for her and for myself. I often say we are a team, unstoppable together. Read more>>
Maxwell Worship
I know this might sound or come off as bland and maybe cliche, but my answer for this is God. God is who saw me clearly before I saw myself. There are specific family members who have always seen me clearly before I could see myself. Read more>>
Rashá Robinson
My grandma and my mom saw me clearly before I ever saw myself. They always told me I was special, creative, and destined for something greater—even when I doubted it. Their belief in me gave me the strength to chase my dreams and become the woman and filmmaker I am today. Read more>>
