Fifty years ago, women in America needed a man’s permission to get a mortgage. Forty-four years ago, a woman had to sue her own country to stop her husband from mortgaging their home without telling her. There was a time, and not in some dusty century, but in the same decade that gave us MTV and the first IBM personal computer, when a woman could wake up in the home she helped buy and discover that her husband had signed it away to pay his legal bills. Louisiana, 1981. Joanne

From Cleveland steel town grit to influencing boardrooms—my path wasn’t handed to me, it was fought for. 💪🏽 In America, ceilings may be low, but they crack if you pound hard enough. Socialism replaces glass with concrete. My story proves why risk, hustle, and freedom matter. 🇺🇸✨ #ClevelandRoots #AmericanDream #NoSafetyNets #GritOverQuota

finding strength, inspiration, and freedom in the harmony between discipline and spontaneity…

If you are letting your happiness be dependent on how a relationship is going, hen you've lost your center and you have veered off your path