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gossipI felt slapped.  I was a teenager and surrounded by girls my age, watching TV.  I thought they were my friends.  I trusted them and they betrayed me.  They took my willingness to share, to be myself, and stepped on my heart, like it was nothing. 

From this single moment, of which there were more, I knew all girls were not like this.  I wasn’t burned enough to dismiss all women.  These gals were living in an environment that cradled their negative intentions, an environment that gave them praise for caddy behavior.  Their world was both intriguing and suspicious to me. 

I thought how are they getting so much satisfaction by making fun of me?  I pretended not to notice.  They had power over me in numbers and I was alone.  I intuitively could feel their caddy and flippant energy. I could practically touch it.  They ruled their universe.  They thought they were cool, but I knew deep down their intentions were shallow.  They were being shallow.  I wondered, if they didn’t care about me, if they didn’t like me, why the invites?  Why am I here?  I kept going and kept hope alive.  Hope that there was some kind of sincere relationship there.  Hope that I was misreading their intentions.  But in the end, my intuition was right.  These gals took my genuineness and treated me like I was nothing more than the dirt they flicked off their shoes.  They stabbed at my heart with shallow playful abandon, and then they would smile at me shortly after, like I was in on the joke. 

All I ever wanted was a sincere relationship, a friend to call my best.  Now that I am looking back, I am grateful for the experience.  I am grateful to take this negative youthful experience and give it a fresh perspective.  Not all girls or women are shallow.  Most women are sincere and I’m grateful to discover that in my life now, I am surrounded by caring, sincere and authentic women.  Looking back, even at that young age, I knew I would rather die than be shallow for a single day of my life.    

To me, there is no other way to live than to be sincere and authentic.  Even in the faces of teens back then, or women today, that can’t seem to appreciate my sincerity I know that continuing to be authentic is the only way I know how to live.  So I take my authenticity to the airwaves.  I pour my sincerity into my work for these women I am proud to promote, women who know who they are and stand sincerely in their value.  I thrive on giving them the stage, shining light onto their greatest talents, achievements and milestones.     

In the beginning, my why was finding my voice and providing quality radio advertising.  Now my why is to authentically provide a platform for hard working and talented women entrepreneurs to obtain the recognition they so deserve.

I can only inspire others when people inspire me and I am inspired by powerful women.