The Inspirational Woman Project

Bri Seeley is a successful entrepreneurial sensation that is passionate about sharing her story, and the stories of other amazing women. Her training and passion as a fashion designer led her to create a fashion label dedicated to femininity and helping women connect with their true selves. Seeley has paved her path by surrounding herself with inspirational women, which revealed to her a disheartening trend that she is dedicated to change. She recognized how intensely women search outside of themselves for happiness and validation, losing touch with what makes them women and conforming to external pressures of how women should show up in the world. This gap between how women define themselves and how society defines them has created an immense amount of discord and unhappiness.

On September 3rd, she launched a Kickstarter campaign to help fund The Inspirational Women Project, a book dedicated to inspiring women and the exploring what it means to be a WOMAN.

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Don't Box Me In: Bri Seeley Bri Seeley is a fashion designer dedicated to helping women embrace what it means to be a woman - not just look like one! She talks about her decision to never have children, and why her doctors opposed. We will also learn about her Inspirational Women Project.
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The Inspirational Women Project The Inspirational Woman Project is a collection of interviews exploring what it means to be a woman in our society today.

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Bri Seely Bri Seeley is an entrepreneurial sensation that is passionate about sharing her story, and the stories of other amazing women. Her training and passion as a fashion designer led her to create a fashion label dedicated to femininity and helping women connect with their true selves. Seeley has paved her path by surrounding herself with inspirational women, which revealed to her a disheartening trend that she is dedicated to change. She recognized how intensely women search outside of themselves for happiness and validation, losing touch with what makes them women and conforming to external pressures of how women should show up in the world. This gap between how women define themselves and how society defines them has created an immense amount of discord and unhappiness. Thus the Inspirational Woman Project was born. Bri on Twitter