“Girl power is repudiating the abusive, patriarchal, silent femininity I‘ve been taught since childhood in order to transfer freedom from my manipulative ex into organizing collective power in my workplace. I recently helped negotiate a contract for 10,000 nurses, and I want you to know that liberation from abusive power knows no boundaries, at home, at …
“Girl power to me is being responsible for three tiny humans that are essentially blank slates, and having the will and strength to bounce right back after losing my mind on the daily, knowing that it’s my job to raise them to be kind and incredible human beings that make this world a better place.” – …
“Girl power is that I am beautiful and I am more beautiful than my Dada. I’m the queen.” –Snow, age 2, daughter of Tina Sugandh, Bravo TV star, Bollywood star, and founder of Mom on Top Shop for stretch mark cream during and post-pregnancy.
“Girl power is being being strong, having a lot of unicorn things, and being really super kind and nice to everybody you know.” –Song, age 4, daughter of Tina Sugandh, Bravo TV star, Bollywood star, and founder of Mom on Top Shop for stretch mark cream during and post-pregnancy.
“Having girl power means being confident that you have multitudes within you, any and all of which you call up at any time, depending on whether you need to salve, sacrifice, secure, or slaughter.”– Laura Gassner Otting, keynote speaker and author of Limitless: How to Ignore Everybody, Carve Your Own Path, and Live Your Best …
“Girl power means that I have enough control to take over the world!” –Briella, age 5
“Before I got divorced, I was rather subdued and I drank my coffee black just to prove that I was tough. Now I take my coffee with sugar and cream because I don’t need my drink to prove I’m a badass. Now I have my demeanor to do that for me. And that’s what girl …
“One of my favorite girl power quotes is, ‘A girl should be two things: Who and what she wants.” – Lisa Marie Falbo, Executive Producer, Hip New Jersey
“Girl power means the ability to use your strengths to uplift others. To be able to use your talents to make the world around you a better place. Even it is just for one person.” – Dish It Girl, Dina Deleasa-Gonsar, Hallmark’s Best Home Cook and girl mom. Follow Dina on Instagram @dishitgirldina
