Food for thought?

In tenth grade I had a mental breakdown so debilitating I took to yoga and seven years of inner work to untangle its aftereffects. From my oily-faced days to the sophomore year, I was experiencing a deep depression. Which refused to be articulated in coherent words. A beast in my personal life, at the time it didn’t seem to matter : I was a showboat to anyone who would watch, demolishing men‘s egos, and took to the stage as one out two of the girls in our grade’s theatre clas

The Muse I have a deep respect for the subject of this essay and want to introduce her with the dignity that she deserves. Self proclaimed girlboss, Denée Seaton is a successful freelancer and entrepreneur. She’s a multi-talented baddie and a crisp perspective that resonates with pride in the ears of other women seeking financial freedom. And even for those who already have access to that sort of freedom, Denée maintains the value-add brand of class, elegance and inevitably.