Hero Girl: Lisa Marie Falbo
“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
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Hero Girl: “Dish It Girl,” Dina Deleasa-Gonsar
“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
Hero Girl: Lillian, age 5
“Girl power is when you dance and be with friends. It’s in your heart because it’s strong.” – Lillian, age 5
Hero Girl: Joelle Speranza
“Girl power in one word: Unstoppable.” – Joelle Speranza is a publicist, author, and blogger with a passion for empowering girls of all ages and life stages. Her children’s book, Princess Genevieve: The Hero with Girl Power, is coming in 2020. Share this:
Hero Girl: Genevieve, age 5
“Girl power means if you are afraid of something you get the courage to do it and make your dreams come true. I’m a writer, I’m a scientist, and I’m an artist.” – Genevieve Speranza, age 5. Genevieve is the inspiration for the children’s book, Princess Genevieve: The Hero with Girl Power. SHARE THIS on …
Hero Girl: Sophia, age 5
“Girls go together. For bagels and they’re roommates. If they’re teenagers!” – Sophia, age 5
Hero Girl: Kayla, Age 5
“Girl power means to be strong, drink water for energy, be smart, be kind, having fun and loving everyone.” – Kayla, age 5.
Hero Girls: Mary and Gracie Murphy
“Being a big strong lady!” – Gracie, age 3 “Girl power is finding confidence and pride in who you are then helping others find it as well.”- Mary Murphy, Freelance News Producer, MSNBC
Hero Girl: Rebecca Muehlbauer
“Girl power to me; is believing one is capable of doing anything through faith, hard work and a support squad. It is knowing, times will get tough and chosing to see the joys of each day and persevering. Girl power comes from the depths of ones soul.” –Rebecca Muehlbauer, Library Assistant and mom of 2 …