 1. What does Women's History Month mean to you?
Women's History Month means achieving excellence in any area of life. Whether it is running a business, attending college to obtain a degree, or running a marathon. As women we stand strong and can accomplish anything we put our minds to. The dynamics of women has tremendously excelled in the world of today.
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 1. What does Women's History Month mean to you?
Celebrate the contributions of other women who have paved the way and are currently pouring back into our sisterhood as women.  1. What does Women's History Month mean to you?
Women’s History Month is inspiring to me. I think It is absolutely amazing for so many reasons. I’m most inspired during this month because it’s the one time that the world stops to recognize and reflect on the influence of women, in today’s culture. We are powerful, we are resilient and we matter. A woman is mighty as one....but as a team we are invincible. This is why my professional focus has been geared to building an amazing and powerful team.  1) What does Women's History Month mean to you?
Women History to me means celebrating women from all diversities and backgrounds, to recognize the achievements of each woman that has been committed and has dedicated her passion for helping others. Women History also means supporting other women.  1. What does Women's History Month mean to you?
Women’s history month means progress. That progress could be upward , it could be in capacity or in depth. When we look back at where women have been and where we are now we can see the strides that have been made, the progress that was birthed out of passion and pain. We can also see the work that still needs to be done . A Look back helps you plan what forward should look like for yourself, your daughters, those you serve and those you are connected to.  1. What does Women's History Month mean to you?
Women's History Month means bringing women from the shadows and allowing them to boldly express themselves, while gleaning from other women who have suffered, served, sacrificed and left legacy's for emerging women and young girls to build upon.  What does Women's History Month mean to you?
Women's History Month to me reflects legacy. It is where women celebrate, love and support one another. It reminds me of the strength that we have when we work together. I look at how women have evolved into who they are, and the achievements that we have made to walk in true BEAUTi.℠ Women's History also reflects a woman that loves her children, she loves building relationships, she dominates her business, and she supports another sister girl. We have become and overcome all obstacles that have tried to hold us back.  1. What does Women's History Month mean to you? For me it’s a time to highlight how awesome women are and how much we have and can accomplish. 2. How are you using your gifts to propel women forward?
I employ an all female staff in my businesses and I strongly encourage each and every one of them to try to follow their dreams, excel take classes don’t let obstacles defeat them 3. What advice would you share with readers who are hesitant to pursue their passion? Learn to embrace rejection but don’t let it be a hurdle keep going and don’t look back 4. How can readers support your efforts in 2019? I would love for readers to support my non profit by spreading the word and with prayers we provide a place for cancer and dementia patients to live at a reduced cost this foundation was started in memorial of my mother one of the most successful and amazing women I ever knew 5. What is your favorite inspirational quote? A strong woman looks a challenge dead in the eye and gives it a wink 6. Please share your contact info & social media info: Raechelletherealtor on IG Raechellekay& Associates’s on Facebook non-profit: Paint The Town Purple In Honor Of Jimmie on Facebook Office 281-546-3770  1. Introduce yourself and profession to our readers:
Known as “The Duchess of Crochet,” Felicia Dietrich born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, I was surrounded by gifted and talented singers, dancers, and fashionable family members which lead from generation to generation. By the time I entered high school, I knew that designing was something that she wanted to do professionally. A foolish childhood decision could have ruined my dream before it got off the ground. I was a high school drop-out. Although this happened years ago, there’s still a hint of sadness in my heart for doing this. When I entered high school it wasn’t the school of my choice. I did not want to attend the high school that I was assigned to. I wanted to go to trade school for sewing. Unfortunately, there were no more seats available. I was disappointed so I dropped out of school completely. It only took a year for me to realize that she had made a mistake. I got my GED and then went to college where I received an Associate Degree of Applied Science, concentrating in Apparel Retailing.  1. What does Women's History Month mean to you?
It is a privilege and honor to acknowledge and celebrate Women. As a woman myself it is a great recognition as Women's History Month is an annual declared month that highlights the contributions of women to events in history and contemporary society. My belief is: You do not have to be famous to be impactful, and you don't have to be great to get started, but you must get started to be great! So many women in our community make significant contributions daily that goes noticed and/or un-noticed and Women's History Month is a way for Women to be recognized for their contributions all around the globe! |
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