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11 Women Who Are Sure To Inspire You

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Jillian Caillouette

May 17, 2016

Western Connecticut State University

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11 Women Who Are Sure To Inspire You

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The following eleven women I have written about have personally inspired me over the past few months to share my passion and to follow my dreams.

1. Elle Luna

Artist

She is an artist, designer and author with the most beautiful soul. Her book, The Crossroads Of Should And Must is something I highly recommend reading.

Check her out on Tumblr http://elleluna.com

Or listen to her Do Lecture called The Importance Of Doing What You Love. It made me cry!

2. Rupi Kaur

Spoken Word Artist

Her spoken word is everything. Her strength and passion is clear to see in her work.

http://www.rupikaur.com/about/

3. Elizabeth Gilbert

Author

Writer of Eat Pray Love and her latest book Big Magic- another must read. She actively pursues her dreams and is 1000% living in her truth. Her work is empowering.

http://www.elizabethgilbert.com

4. Jolene Hart

Nutritionist

Author of Eat Pretty. This book is life changing. It helped me change the way I eat.

http://www.jolenehart.com

5. Esperanza Spalding

Jazz Artist

One of my favorite jazz artists of all time. Her latest work Emily's D+ Evolution is riveting. She is a goddess!

http://www.esperanzaspalding.com/#emily

6. Sara Barellies

Singer, Songwriter

She has always been one of my favorite singer songwriters but her work for Waitress The Musicalis out of this world. I can't stop listening!

http://waitress.sarabmusic.com

7. Tara Stiles

Yoga Instrutor/Author

She is the founder of Strala Yoga, a revolutionary approach to healing movement and is the author of Make Your Own Rules Diet and Cookbook!

http://tarastiles.com

8. Aviva Romm MD

Herbalist

She is "the face of natural medicine of the 21st century". I have been fascinated with herbal medicine and ways to heal one's body and mind naturally. I found her work and was inspired.

http://avivaromm.com

9. Ella Grace Denton

Blogger

She continues to inspire me with her blog We Need To Live More. She is passionate about women empowerment, health, traveling, veganism, all-natural healing and lifestyle.

http://www.wntlm.com

10. Adriene Mishler

Yoga Instrutor

She has a popular YouTube channel, Yoga with Adriene, that I simply adore. Her videos inspire me to continue my yoga practice and to live a life full of love and joy.

https://www.youtube.com/user/yogawithadriene

11. Emma Watson

Actress/Activist

She is such an inspiration. Most recently she went to the Met Gala with a dress that was made of sustainable materials. Emma's work for HeforShe on gender equality is beautiful.

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