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20 Quotes From 19 Awesome Women That Will Make You Feel Powerful

From Frida Kahlo to J-Law, these ladies know it all.

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20 Quotes From 19 Awesome Women That Will Make You Feel Powerful
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Living in 2016 as a young woman isn't easy. There is constant pressure to look, act, dress, and live life a certain way. Access to social media in today's world gives us pictures, videos, articles and everything in between on how to live up to society's standards on how to be the perfect woman. Frankly, I'm sick of all the buzz about "perfect."

Life is not perfect or fair. Sometimes we draw the short straw and we get kicked in the dirt. But, it's how we cope with our dealings in life that make us who we are, not by how we look. These 19 amazingly awesome women, from Audrey Hepburn to Miley Cyrus, will help you to remember what it truly means to be a strong, powerful female.

1. Mindy Kaling


2. Betty White


3. Elizabeth Taylor


4. Leslie Knope (Parks and Recreation)


5. Jessica Lange (American Horror Story)


6. Amy Poehler


7. Adele


8. Coco Chanel


9. Tina Fey


10. Also Tina Fey


11. Audrey Hepburn


12. Miley Cyrus


13. Taylor Swift


14. Jenna Maroney (30 Rock)


15. Temperance Brennan (Bones)


16.Frida Kahlo


17. Queen Clarisse Renaldi ("The Princess Diaries")


18. Anne Hathaway


19. Condoleezza Rice


20. Jennifer Lawrence


So, go out and live your life. Have goals and dreams. Don't let anything or anyone hold you back, and be the awesome person you know you are meant to be.

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