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Regardless of our own good intentions as women we are often compelled to compare ourselves with other women and this breeds unnecessary competition which gives birth to jealousy. Why not channel that energy towards ourselves and learn from the women we admire. I believe that if you admire someone let then know and be humble enough to take notes, also when someone appreciates you do not be selfish rather share the love and help build a better woman.



Aim
Inspire and admire is a platform for everyone everywhere who wishes to celebrate a strong woman in their life or just share their own story and inspire other women out there. You do not have to wait until you are a celebrity to be celebrated ,  this is an opportunity for you to shine such that generations to come can just log in and read about you as well. Let your legacy live on. My aim is to influence a generation of PHD (Pull Her Down) free women. Women constitute a greater population  of the world and we are the present and the future we just do not stand by each other enough to realise and utilise this advantage.The journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step, the first story the first motivation, the first inspiration and the first action.



Who
We are all different elements of one functional body and everyone is equally important, there is enough space in the sky for every star to shine it all depends on how bright you choose to shine. We can not all be engineers, maids, doctors or activists but in this real of diversity we all manage to find our paths therefore we all have stories to share regardless of our financial or academic background.



Why
Our lives are like flowers in a garden where we never know when we are going to be plucked out, how or why. Death is inevitable and most of the people realise this in their dying moments. In a bid to make the best out of life I believe that being appreciated brings a certain satisfaction and feel of accomplishment in life. When you are admired and appreciated you feel motivated to soldier on and do better. We need to learn to appreciate what we have,where we are and who we are in life.

How
A problem shared is half solved, we have all been in devastating situations where we thought we would not make it, society has judged and ridiculed us or even considered us outcasts but we still saw the dawn of day. Whatever you are going through in life someone has been there but they made it through and so can you. By sharing your story, commenting on stories, giving advice and helping others celebrate their success you will be actively motivating someone. You can help relieve stress and make someone feel better through solidarity. Every little action counts, just contact us through the email or Facebook page and together we can build a generation of strong women.

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