ABOUT
Why Project Purpose?
“One big difference between successful people and all the rest is that successful people take action” – I remember hearing this quote when I was younger, and feeling inspired… Until I realized that it’s taking action that’s the most difficult part. I began to search and eventually found specific tools and strategies that would help me achieve goals that I would have otherwise never dreamed of accomplishing. This quote is why I started my social impact initiative, Project Purpose, because I believe that everyone should have access to the tools and resources that allow them to take action towards success and pursuing their potential.
My initial motivation of helping a single person take a single action towards their dream has blossomed; I never imagined that Project Purpose would grow to have the impact it's had. I'm grateful everyday for the opportunities presented with every minute to be a little better, a little kinder, a little more like the person I'm aspiring to become.
That person is able to globally impact lives on an individual, she is an encourager, an enabler, and someone who leaves a positive footprint. I am working to become the motivational figure of my generation because sometimes all we need is for someone to remind us that we have a unique gift to offer to the world- and I want to be that person for millions.
What motivates me? Human potential. Seriously- imagine how wonderful things could be if we're each able to express our potentials by even just 10% more. We each have gifts, stories, ideas, and a purpose. It's my mission to provide people with what they need to live a life where they are truly happy, fulfilled, and expressing that
1st day of school in Belgium. no friends, didn't know the language. The beginning of many struggles.
Low Self-Esteem & felt purposeless. Doing poorly in school and felt like I was floundering.
Trying to get over my insecurities with extreme control. Everyday was a fight with my body as I struggled with food & body image.
I had a mindset shift and began taking my potential seriously. I wanted to see what I was capable of!
