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🌟 Today’s confidence challenge: embrace failure. Yes, that’s right! Because Success is the result of learning from failure. Share a time that you took a risk and failed to be entered into our raffle for a free @confidencecodegirls book. 📚 🎨 @sophiewestfall #failup #confidence #confidencecode #girlconfident #girlpower #girlempowerment #girlsleadership #fail #nonprofit
We want you to know how awesome you are and to encourage you to lead a confident life, SOooo we are giving away free copies of the Confidence Code for Girls book! Over the next week, we will be offering a series of confidence challenges. Respond to the post or get creative and post a photo or video (tag us @goLiveGirl) to enter our raffle. Winners will be announced at our Confidence Code for Girls Book Event on September 27 📚 #linkinbio Ready? Today’s challenge: list 3 things you ❤️ about yourself (below). Go! "No one will love you until you love yourself." 🎨 @sophiewestfall 🎨 @confidencecodegirls #confidence #confidencecodeforgirls #captureconfidence #girlpower #girlempowerment #girlalmighty #nonprofit
We are thrilled to be featured in the latest issue of @strongmagazineforgirls. This amazing magazine provides great female role models & shines a light on ordinary girls doing extraordinary things! They interviewed Ranease Brown and Sophie Austin at Camp LiveGirl this summer. Check out the full story (#linkinbio) & subscribe at strongmagazineforgirls.com. (Excerpt from STRONG interview) Ray has been coming to Camp LiveGirl for three years, and it’s Sophie’s second year. Ray: “I first came in summer 2016 and I just fell in love with the camp. It’s so unlike any other camp because the main focus here is the girls. It’s about girls learning to be more confident, braver, and also empowering us to be future leaders of the world.” The week long camp is based in New Canaan, CT, and welcomes girls of middle school age from all over Fairfield County. Older girls who have graduated the program, like Ray, come back as counselors to help empower and inspire the younger girls. Each morning the girls hear from an incredible role model and speaker, and take part in empowering and team-building activities. On the day STRONG visited, a group of girls was taking part in a collaborative poetry workshop and another group was coding. In the afternoons the girls split into groups and take part either in performing arts or sports. Sophie: “I do the sports program in the afternoon. Each afternoon you do two things— for example soccer and basketball. It’s really good fun. We’re in teams so it’s competitive, but also just really relaxed and fun.” Ray: “We had Jessica Long, the Paralympic swimmer come in this week. She’s a bi-lateral amputee so she had lost both her legs. Her whole story was just amazing. She has won so many medals and just never let her disability get in the way of her dreams. Everyone here is just so inspiring.” Other speakers at the camp included Sarah Edwards—the female drag racer we featured in issue 5 of STRONG, a Rockette, and New York Times bestselling author, Lauren Oliver. “Lauren’s session was all about “How to Fail Better.” She talked about how failure is actually another word for practice because in order to get better you have to fail.
Confidence. It gives you the power to do everything you want. 💥 Join us on Thursday, September 27 @ 7pm link in bio to *Learn the Confidence Code for Girls. (risk more + think less + be yourself) *Register to vote with The League Of Women Voters. *Check out our new "Live Brave" t-shirts. “Girl power depends on self-confidence, but many girls struggle to see how awesome they really are. The good news is there are steps girls can take to build their confidence -not by twisting themselves into knots, but by gaining new mental tools and embracing their authentic selves.” - Sheryl Sandberg, COO Facebook and Founder Lean In and Option B #confidencecode #captureconfidence #girlconfident #girlpower #girlempowerment #girlsleadership #nonprofit
Live Brave. 💪🏽 #mondaymotivation #girlpower #girlempowerment #livebrave #girlsleadership #girlalmighty #nonprofit
The Wonder of Girlhood. ✨🧚‍♂️ Never let it go. We had so much fun today at Caffeine & Carburetors. It was a joy meeting so many powerful girls! Thanks to @zumbachscoffee for hosting and our high school mentors for being such amazing LiveGirl ambassadors + @katedmurphy our professional face painter. 👏🏼👏🏼 #girlhood #magic #caffeine #carburetors #girlpower #girlempowerment #girlalmighty #girlsleadership #nonprofit #spreadtheword #spreadthemovement
#Sisterhood ✊🏼 by @mysisterorg
Find your voice. Use your vote. 🇺🇸 ***Are you registered to vote? We will have a voter registration booth at our Confidence Code for Girls event on 9/27 details in bio. *** Here are some important events in U.S. history that were decided by just a few votes: • Richard Nixon, not John F. Kennedy, would have become President of the U.S. in 1960 if one person from each voting place had voted differently. If just one U.S. Senator had voted differently. • U.S. President Andrew Johnson would have been removed from office in 1867. • Texas might not have become part of the United States in 1845 if one U.S. Senator had voted differently. You Can Make a Difference! Here’s how… • Play a role in choosing our leaders and changing our laws by voting. • If you’re 18 or older, vote in every federal, state, and local election. • Learn about the candidates and issues before you vote in any election. • Know what’s going on in your country and community. • Write letters to public officials about issues that are important to you. • Respect your right to vote! It’s a privilege that many people in the world don’t have. #vote #voterregistration #confidencecodeforgirls #civics #rockthevote #useyourvote #girlpower #strongertogether #futureisfemale #shevotes #getoutthevote
I see 👀 the future! #futureisfemale Double tap if this photo makes SUNBEAMS shine from your face! 🌝 📸 @jessmaia.co 🎨 @sophiewestfall
🦄🦄 LIVE your true self. Dare to be different. 🦄🦄 #daretobedifferent #changetheworld #positivelyyou #girlpower #girlempowerment #mentor
In honor of World Suicide Prevention Day (today), we urge you to read “We Need to Talk About This” by LiveGirl High School Mentor Phoebe Kurth. #linkinbio @phoebe.kurth is on a crusade to increase awareness, because one of her close friends, a fellow ski racer, recently committed suicide. Phoebe shares, "When the topic of depression is brought up, most people either avoid it, as they don’t know what to say, or misinterpret what it actually means to be depressed. Before last March, I was one of the people who misinterpreted the meaning, which is one of my biggest regrets. I used to think that depression meant that someone was upset and isolated themselves all the time. I now know that depression can be experienced in waves and is not always a constant emotion. Also, I learned that a person diagnosed with depression can have many friends, and still experience feelings of severe sadness and dejection. Acknowledging what depression entails not only benefits your own well-being, but also prepares you to step into someone’s life when necessary.” Please read Phoebe’s blog. Learn how you can support a friend, classmate or teammate. And if you are feeling depressed, please know that you are not alone. Call 1-800-273-8255. Asking for help does not make you weak. We are a community and will stand together always. 💚 FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW: • Every year, over 800,000 people die from suicide; this roughly corresponds to one death every 40 seconds. • Suicide is the second leading cause of death in the 15-29 age group worldwide. 17% of people will experience suicidal thoughts during their life. Many stigmas remain surrounding mental health and suicide, so sometimes people who may be suffering do so in silence. This means some people who are considering suicide are feeling isolated and alone. #stopsuicide #WSPD18#WSPD #worldsuicidepreventionday#suicidepreventionmonth #AFSP#mentalhealth #depression #suicide#bethe1 #ruok #middleschool #highschool#friendship #suicideprevention #recovery#NFSP