Shwetha R Prasad 2.0 on Instagram: "This confidence built from years of showing up for myself.Dont call it show off. Being fit, being healthy, being disciplined.No shortcuts,no privileges-No Photoshop,no surgeries,no fillers n botox,accepting my flaws-my flat nose,long Cupid,my darkcirlcles,my smile lines-accepting and flaunting that-that’s empowerment. And as women, we won’t look like this forever, so while we’re young and strong, we will celebrate the bodies we’ve worked hard for. So here’s to

This Is what happens when two generations Dldesign one home! The story of this home begins with a beautiful dilemma - parents who longed for classic luxury & children who envisioned a contemporary world. Somewhere between these two visions, we found the perfect balance that sets this home apart. A soulful blend where timeless warmth meets modern simplicity, each elevating the other. Designed for a family that lives, loves, prays and dreams together, this is a home where every room feels like a g

Path of Men on Instagram: "People are afraid to take action and create a better future for themselves because they’re too worried about what others will think of them. ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ Instead of learning how to REALLY make a difference in their lives, they work hard - as everybody does.⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ The thing is... If hard work alone had helped to create success and wealth, everyone hardworking the 9-5 would have been a millionaire by now. ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ There’s a specific reason why out of 330 million p

E. on Instagram: "I always loved celebrating you, and maybe because it was a reflection of how beautifully you always celebrated me. I romanticized growing old with you, the love of my life. I used to wonder what our faces would look like with wisdom-wrinkles. You’d always tell me how you hoped I’d keep my long hair even when we were both gray and also that I’d always wear white (because it was the color you loved me wearing the most). We’d laugh about how you’d probably still be out on college

Amanda Ensing on Instagram: "Chapter 2: The Beauty of Becoming Resilient 🕯️✍🏽 This week’s chapter of my short series “The Beauty of Becoming” is about the silent strength women carry. Every trial, every small victory, every moment you thought you couldn’t go on but did—it’s all part of your becoming. A tapestry God is weaving. If you’re in a season of stretching, know this: You are not breaking. You are being built. Becoming a woman who carries both fire and tenderness. — COMMENT “Strength” an

Brief But Spectacular on Instagram: "Interviewing Betty Reid Soskin was unlike any conversation I’d had before. I was 23 at the time, and Betty was 101. It was one of the first interviews I’d conducted myself, and I remember feeling nervous beforehand, unsure whether my questions would reach her or resonate. But sitting across from her, that worry faded quickly. She spoke with such clarity and ease that the almost 80 years between us seemed to flatten. She answered quietly, but with a conviction