by Jamie Thurber | Sep 23, 2016 | Be the Change, Inspiration, Life Hacks
Upstander: A person who stands up for his or her beliefs. A person who does what they think is right, even if they are alone. A person who is not a bystander. As I was getting all settled in and cozy in my seat on the plane, heading to yet another exciting adventure...
by Jamie Thurber | Sep 23, 2016 | Independent Woman, Inspiration, Who I Am
“How have you made it work?” It was a Saturday, we were at the lake.. I was closing in on the last 3 days of a launch and someone booked a call. In the middle of my Saturday get away… So what did I do? I went boating, set an alarm to go off 15...
by Jamie Thurber | Sep 15, 2016 | Be the Change, Health, Independent Woman, Inspiration
Quit apologizing for being pretty. You should not have to apologize for being attractive or having a figure. The way that you look should NOT be what matters or what you’re criticized for BUT we all know that this issue is all too real in our society.. And it always...
by Jamie Thurber | Sep 14, 2016 | Health, Inspiration, Self Reflection
Sometimes I rebel against my own body. In order to not feel terrible constantly and not fall down (no like seriously, i’ll pass out), I have to eat a very specific way every day. It consists of high calorie, high protein, high complex carb meals.. At least 7 or 8...
by Jamie Thurber | Sep 13, 2016 | Independent Woman, Inspiration, Life Hacks, Who I Am
Control. This one word has so many different meanings… I’ve always been the rebellious one. I’ve never liked to be told what to do or how I should act. I’ve always done whatever it is that I want to do, typically however I choose to do it. (Blame that on my father for...
by Jamie Thurber | Sep 5, 2016 | Independent Woman, Inspiration, Who I Am
A big part of “Living Life on Purpose” looks like this to me. Working from where ever I choose, whenever I choose to. The two most important things to me are FREEDOM AND IMPACTING PEOPLE Everything I produce every day and every action I take feeds into...
