Disrupt-Her: A Manifesto for the Modern Woman

our mortality in mind (or as I like to call it, “the holy shitness of being alive”),

Only when we question, challenge, and then disrupt all aspects of our lives can we live a more excited, impassioned, lit-up existence filled with adventure, love, friendship, and fulfilling work that creates a positive ripple effect for generations to come.

21,000 days to live from the point when we graduate college (usually at around 22 years old) to the point when we die (around the average age of 80), and she deeply gets that time is the most nonrenewable resource we have.

I deeply believe that everything happens for us, not to us, and if we can take all parts of our journey—the good and the bad—with the same hunger for knowledge and willingness to dissect what worked and what didn’t, then all of it will be a blessing in the end.

She is bold and proud to be fully embodied as herself, flaws and all; she speaks up and shares her thoughts,