There are just as many visible social inequalities as there are invisible social inequalities. Many racialized groups are left out of the mainstream fitness industry making facilities inaccessible to all groups.

If you’re a woman you’ve likely been told at least once in your life, “that’s not very ladylike” or “you should act more like a lady”.

I had never been to blatantly sexually assaulted until my 27th birthday and I didn’t know how to talk about it, so I’ll write about it.

Feminism is not a shiny toy that you pick up and play with when you want to it should be the food you eat, the air you breathe and the words you speak.

I started prepping this blog before hand because I knew that I would want to share my thoughts on it. However, I've erased almost every word because today was so much more than I expected.

I’ve struggled with how to approach this topic for a long time now. The last thing I want is to come off as patronizing or ignorant and if I do, please let me know.

So, let’s talk about privilege!

I went out last Friday (June 17, 2016) with my friends and my younger sister to a local pub for a few drinks, celebrating summer and the end of the week.

This case has been popping up everywhere and I've felt so many different emotions reading everything thus far and I needed to vent. I hadn't clicked on anything when I first started seeing it because things like this give me such a heavy heart but it needs to be read, and it needs to be talked about.

I'm bringing back #FierceFemales in a different capacity and I wanted to bring it back with one of the fiercest females in the public eye today. On Monday, June 1st, 2015 Caitlyn Jenner, formerly Bruce Jenner, graced the cover of Vanity Fair Magazine with nothing but poise and grace.

So let's talk about The Bachelorette, yes I watch The Bachelorette, The Bachelor and the Bachelor Pad. I keep my life low on drama so I need to get it somewhere!

Ashley is a student and stay at home mom of two boys in Walnut Creek, California. She is working towards her doctorate in psychology to help women who struggle with postpartum depression. In the minimal spare time that she has Ashley writes for and curates content for her blog A Vodka Kind of Mom.

Jaclyn Leskiw is a wedding and boudoir photographer in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Who took a chance on herself and her business to create Jaclyn Leskiw Photography so she could follow her passion and her dreams.

Jennifer David is an empowerment mentor, intuitive holistic healer, life coach and entrepreneur in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. David has created an digital space for empowerment, motivation and evolution through jenniferdavid.ca.

Natasha Helwig is a Certified Life Coach in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Broken Heals in 2011 out of a deep desire to provide much needed support to women who have experienced heartache, dating abuse, toxic relationships and trauma. In 2016 she published the book Random Notes from a Broken Girl.

What is it that empowers you most?
I love challenges! What is even better is when you succeed against all odds.
And this feeling is what empowers me because throughout the journey I would have pushed my own limits and learned more things about my personality and what I’m capable of.

What is it that empowers you most?
All of the strong, unapologetic women in my life. They give me the strength to continue my advocacy for feminism even in the wake of adversity. 

What is it that empowers you most?
Surrounding myself with like-minded women. I love sitting and talking with other women who are chasing their goals and dreams. I love to feed off their energy and allow it to fuel my next step, whether it’s for my own personal growth or growth of my business.

What is it that empowers you most?
Being able to beauty and uplift my environment.

What is it that empowers you most?
Well as cliché as it sounds, helping people is what empowers me! When I feel like I am making a difference to someone, I feel like I am living my purpose.  

What is it that empowers you most?
My friends and family empower me. Without them, I am certain I would not have been as resilient in the face of adversity the way I have.

What is it that empowers you most?
The easy answer is inspiration. But inspiration isn't necessarily easy for me to find. To me, creativity is one of my greatest tools - or weapons. And inspiration unlocks my creativity. If I can't access my creativity, I actually feel weaker and can even feel depressed. 

What is it that empowers you most?
Self-sufficiency. Even fixing something around the house makes me feel like I'll last a little longer after the apocalypse

What is it that empowers you most?
What inspires me the most is the resilience and courage of my family, friends and community.

What is it that empowers you most?
Seeing the growth in others. When I see someone else feel inspired, I feel empowered too! I’m a sucker for the belief that we can all win. 

What is it that empowers you most?
Working (and living) in an environment of full trust.   I am very fortunate that I get to be part of building a business with my husband and a team of people who share our values and passion for what we do.

What is it that empowers you most?
I am wildly empowered every year when I am working in Kenya on our Distribution Trips. Knowing that the hard work throughout the year is benefiting so many and that great change is being made in our programs. 

What is it that empowers you the most?
There are a few things that I find empowering, but what empowers me the most is being able to take care of myself and make my dreams come true. I am proud to be an independent woman, and know that I am able to do everything for myself. 

What is it that empowers you most?
Creativity, Consciousness and connections.

What is it that empowers you most? 
I feel empowered when I am working in a team that relies on my expertise to accomplish or create a plan. I love feeling that I am the "expert in my field" in the room. As a Registered Dietitian I love collaborating ideas with the health team to create a plan to help our patient.

What is it that empowers you most?
Knowledge, dreams, and imagination. I think the more equipped we become with knowing ourselves, each other, and facts about the universe, the better off we'll be in leaving a positive impact on those around us. A whimsical spirit too, I find empowering because it allows me to see beauty, stories, and magic in everything around me.

What is it that empowers you most? 
My Whys (my husband, my parents, my siblings and my future). My Dreams and my Passion.

What is it that empowers you most?
Focusing on my own passions and strengths. I find that going with my gut always works out best in the long run. 

What is it that empowers you most?
I’m empowered by other people who are pushing the envelope, challenging the status quo, and achieving great things. You know you’ve met one of these people when you can literally feel their energy. Whether it’s a simple conversation or collaborating on a project together, I feel most alive when I spend time with people like this. 

What is it that empowers you most?
Knowledge! There is nothing more empowering than learning or sharing your knowledge.

What is it that empowers you most? 
It empowers me to know that I am here, on earth. I am empowered to be Canadian.

What empowers you most? 
I’m empowered by successfully accomplishing a goal or given task. I don’t always do what I set out to do, and I don’t always do it well. 

I don't want flowers, I don't need flowers, but I deserve those flowers. I have always had an incredible example of love to look up to my entire life. My parents still act like they fell in love yesterday.

Being a hard worker is in my blood. I constantly surprise people with my work ethic, mostly because I think some older generations assume that all millennials are selfish, lazy and entitled. Truth is, we ARE selfish but not in the way you may think.

Apologies as I have not posted in a while, life has been crazy and I have moved to this fancy new website! I don't usually do personal posts but I felt the urge to share recently. I feel like talking about the quality of life and how each individual has the choice of making the most out of life.

skin·ny /ˈskinē/ adjective 1. (of a person or part of their body) very thin. "her skinny arms" synonyms: thin, scrawny, scraggy, bony, angular, rawboned, hollow-cheeked, gaunt, as thin as a rake, skin-and-bones, sticklike, emaciated, waiflike, skeletal, pinched, undernourished, underfed;