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I always love a good transformation story and today I will be sharing Vanessa’s.   When Vanessa first came to me she was struggling with her self-confidence. Her long term goal was to feel good about her appearance and have more self confidence. She also wanted to make healthy eating a habit and make working out a daily habit.   Well, not only did she accomplish ALL of those, but we made it work for her life. It was all about HOW we could incorporate these things into her life as simple new habits.    Here’s a little of what she had to say...   “The positive changes that I have seen and still see are that I am enough. I can do it (whatever it is I put my mind to) and that things will be ok. I am now able to see the real person in the mirror. I didn't lose all the weight I thought I needed to lose but honestly, it was the guilt and the fear and the self-doubt that was weighing me down more so than that actual number on the scale. I learned that I am not a quick fix and this is an ongoing process, and I learn something new about myself every day.”    To hear the rest of Vanessa’s Story be sure to listen to the full podcast.    ****************************************** Unedited Video of our interview: https://youtu.be/akedc-emIXQ   If Vanessa’s story resonated with you and you would like to explore what it would be like working with me…  Feel free to fill out the application below and we can set up a FREE breakthrough session and see if we’re a good fit.  APPLICATION   **************************************   If you are stuck, frustrated, sick of yo-yo dieting and want to reclaim your health and would like a little group support and some awesome tips on nutrition and exercise for lasting weight loss and lifestyle balance...come join us in our free Facebook Group…( INSERT LINK: https://www.facebook.com/groups/574339769435340)  This group is specifically for women who want and need a different approach to weight loss and health...an approach from the inside, out!

Explore the intersectional qualities of pleasure, presence and embodiment in this rich conversation with the luminous Vanessa Muradian, a sexologist, embodiment explorer, yoga facilitator and founder of womxn-focussed sexuality and wellness business Mia Muse.When Vanessa launched Mia Muse 10 years ago she was filling what she saw as a crucial gap in the market – sex-positivity that was neither far-out nor tacky. Today that offering has expanded to workshops, sensual yoga and sexual education to support womxn on their journey towards intimacy, eroticism and pleasure. This episode explores:The relationship between masculine and feminine qualities (or yang and yin, shiva and shakti, or active and receptive) within us and our wider worldCultivating and elevating your erotic identityKnowing your pleasure deep listening to your body’s needsHow sensuality has been sexualised, and expanding it to a much broader experience of daily life through our sensesUnlearning and relearning (redefining) our relationship with sensuality and unravelling inherited or cultural beliefsIt’s a full and deep (and sometimes sticky) conversation and I hope that you enjoy it as much as I did.Find out more about Vanessa over on Mia Muse's website and Instagram.As I mention in the show, I'm preparing to wrap up this season of Moving Inward shortly. To stay in touch make sure to sign up to Moving Inward's newsletter, which will be the primary place to connect.

When Vanessa began her Youtube journey she started in the hair and makeup niche and found that was not for her. She pivoted to sharing her story about leaving her corporate 9-5, how to survive as a millennial in today’s world, and found herself focusing on what millennials needed, eventually stumbling onto sharing Instagram and Social Media tips with an Instagram hacks video she thought would never take off. Vanessa leaned into the need she discovered from this video and built courses, videos, and coaching into an incredibly successful business all while overcoming imposter syndrome.  Join Our Facebook Community at http://facebook.com/groups/womenofyoutube   Get Tubebuddy to blow up your channel at tubebuddy.com/women  Follow Desiree: http://t.ly/GbY4  Follow Vanessa: http://t.ly/5823 

Today host Bart Bradshaw speaks with Vanessa Quigley, co-founder of Chatbooks. When Vanessa got the idea to start Chatbooks, a consumer tech startup that turns your Instagram feed into scrapbooks, she was a busy mother of seven. But Vanessa and her husband Nate took the leap and have built Chatbooks into a multimillion-dollar company. She is also the host of the MomForce podcast. For more content check out builttostay.com

When we started this podcast our main goal was for other people to open up about their struggles and personal mental health journeys. When Vanessa reached out to us eager to share her story we were so freaking happy to listen to Vanessa tell us about her life. We talk all things BPD, Depression, Family loss and so much more! So get excited and make sure to tell us what you think! XOXO --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cuzwehaveissues/support

This is first episode of our new storyline. When Vanessa receives a cryptic voicemail message from back home, she's confronted with the life and identity she thought she had left behind on the East Coast. Listen to this new story and vote for the decision you want our protagonist to make at https://witcheverpath.com/vote

Host Galaxy takes you to the VampApocalypse. Elder "Susan" takes Vanessa on a mental voyage. Vanessa relives the memories of her ancestor, Lily Van Helsing, in Colonial Hong Kong; there, she learns to control her dark side and fights the B'ah, the second vampire Elder. When Vanessa comes back to present time she kills the Elder "Susan". She's taking no chances. www.ComicCon-Radio.com Twitter / Instagram / Facebook --> @comicconradio call toll free: 800-976-0305 Subscribe to Comic Con Radio on: iTunes / Spotify / Google Play + more

This week we had the opportunity to connect with Vanessa Bolin, who is an indigenous artist, community organizer, and activist who has been helping with flood rescue and rebuilding efforts after Hurricane Florence in Lumberton, NC, which is in Robeson County. In this interview we talk about what still needs to be done in this area, how to help out, some important parallels between post hurricane relief and anti pipeline organizing, and the importance of foregrounding marginalized voices in mutual aid efforts. . … . .. Our guest mentioned the Interfaith Alliance for Climate Justice (IACJ), which has a fundraiser right now that is benefiting the indigenous communities of Robeson County. Here is the donation link via Facebook, or you can go to their website to donate that way. Mutual Aid Disaster Relief is also coordinating a bunch of efforts, you can learn more about this group at mutualaiddisasterrelief.org or look them up on any social media platform. If you have 4-14 days spare and want to get down to Robeson County to help out, especially if you have proficiency in Spanish and skills in logistical coordination, you can send them an email to get networked in at WeKeepUsSafeVC@protonmail.com. There is also a GoFundMe for mutual aid efforts in Asheville, benefitting affected areas in Robeson County. Links to some things our guest mentioned: To learn more about the Indigenous Wisdom Permaculture Model and convergence, just follow the link for information and future convergence dates. To see the Water Protector Arts Facebook page, you can just go to Facebook and search the name of the page. You can follow this link to reach directly out to the Lumbee Tribe if you are intending to do direct support work. To connect with EcoRobeson, the group which is doing anti pipeline work in Robeson County that is mainly affecting already disenfranchised people, you can follow this link. Somethings we'd like to mention: When Vanessa talks about the struggles of the Dine people (who are sometimes known as Navajo) where she mentions uranium mining, this is a huge issue that spans many generations. You can visit Black Mesa Rezistance, which is an organized effort in Black Mountain and Big Mesa (also known as Arizona) on the part of the Dine and Hopi people to defend themselves and their existences. You can learn more about this effort at https://blackmesa.rezist.org/ and follow the links for further material to learn about the history and present day projects and struggles. And finally, for a look into some of the truly amazing legacy of the Lumbee Tribe in so called NC, we at The Final Straw recommend the book To Die Game by William McKee Evans. This book details a resistance movement at a time when Lumbee youth were being targeted for conscription into the Confederate army, and how they along with a diverse coalition of other resistors, eluded capture in the swamps of eastern NC for over 5 years. You can also read about this in the book Dixie Be Damned, along with many other lesser reported moments of resistance in the American Southeast. Announcements for Prisoner Support Jalil Muntaqim Jalil Muntaqim, former member of the Black Panther Party and Black Liberation Army is facing the parole board in November as his August visit was postponed due to clerical issues. He's going to be getting a lot of pushback from the Policeman's Benevolent Association, Fraternal Order of Police, Corrections Guards associations and the rest of the gallery of reactionary so-called unions for cops. Those groups are on alert, as we've seen with the tug of war around the release of Herman Bell, any time an aging political prisoner, especially one accused of involvement in the killing of a cop, comes up for parole. The parole boards are often made up of former judges, D.A.'s, Prosecutors and law enforcement, forming an added blue wall for prisoners facing parole boards. So, Jalil needs us to write letters of support for his release. Although some of the links are dead from the earlier parole push, you can check this IGD link (see our shownotes at thefinalstrawradio.noblogs.org for the link) for a list of achievements Jalil has since his incarceration. Also, Jalil's birthday is October 18th, so feel free to send him a separate birthday greeting! Also, also, check out our website to hear past episodes featuring interviews with Jalil conducted by buddies at Prison Radio on CKUT in Montreal. To support Jalil, follow these instructions passed on from National Jericho NY: Write a letter in you own words in support of parole for Jalil, address to: Senior Offender Rehabilitation Coordinator Sullivan Correctional Facility 325 Riverside Drive Fallsburg, New York 12733 BUT SEND TO: Nora Carroll The Parole Preparation Project 168 Canal Street, 6th Floor New York, NY 10013 The subject line should be “Anthony Bottom 77-A-4283” We are making an effort to include letters of support for Jalil that are personalized and from people who are familiar with him and his work. If you want further instructions for how to write a strong, personalized letter of support, please email carroll.nora@gmail.com. Also, please send a copy of your letter to Jalil for his files: Anthony Bottom #77A4283, Sullivan Correctional Facility, P.O. Box 116, Fallsburg, NY 12733-0116 More on Jalil can be found at http://freejalil.com . … . .. Casey Brezik Casey is an anarchist political prisoner who also has a parole hearing coming up, his one and only for his 12 year stint for the stabbing of the president of a university in Missouri. Casey recently got married to a woman being held in another Missouri prison. He's studying calculus so he can go to school to be an aerospace engineer once he's released. He goes before the parole board November 2018. He's unsure of exactly when he gets out, but knows he isn't eligible until November 2020. He's currently saving his money (and asking for help) to afford a cheap vehicle when he gets out in order to transport himself to work and school. His intentions are to parole out to the St. Louis area and attending a community college until he gets his basic credits and can transfer to a university. His eyes are set on the Missouri University of Science and Technology. Casey suffers from depression and has a history of schizophrenia. he describes himself as socially awkward and says he often feels misunderstood. He has a kind heart and he looks forward to getting out relatively soon and getting to see all of those who have shown him support over the years. He thanks you all. Casey was recently transferred to the Farmington Correctional Center in Farmington, Missouri. In November, he will go before the parole board for the first and ONLY TIME and he needs your help! Thoughtful and professional letters to the parole board by people who care about Casey and are willing to offer support to him during his transition back to life outside of prison can make it more likely that Casey will be released. *Even though the letter should be addressed to the parole board, all letters should be sent directly to Casey and he will deliver them to the parole board: Casey Brezik #1154765 Farmington Correctional Center 1012 West Columbia Street Farmington, MO 63640 More on Casey at https://supportcasey.org/ . … . .. Sean Swain Anarchist prisoner Sean Swain is still being silenced by the state of Ohio and could use your letters. He's potentially in the process of being transferred in an inter-state deal which will make his life way harder. Sean has communicated that he was at one point on hunger strike and is extremely isolated. You can write to Sean at : Sean Swain #243-205 Warren CI P.O. Box 120 Lebanon, Ohio 45036 It's suggested that concerned listeners call ODRC Director Stuart Hudson (614) 387-0588 Governor's Counsel Kevin O'Donell Stanek (614) 466-3555 Callers should voice concern over Sean's health, access to communication and the blocking of counsel from his recent RIB hearing that threatens to transfer him out of Ohio. More info on his case can be found at seanswain.noblogs.org . … . .. NC Prisoners repressed from #PrisonStrike On IGD you can read the list of demands specific to NC prisoners that Joseph Stewart wrote back in July. He was transferred after the outside published his statement in support of the strike and has intermittently been left off of prisoner support call-ups so he can surely use some supporting letters at Polk CI where he is currently housed. You can write Joseph at : Joseph D. Stewart #0802041 Polk CI Box 2500 Butner, NC 27509 Three other prisoners in NC, are held within the Hyde Correctional Institution, a facility in Fairfield, NC, are being threatened with retaliation for their active support and organizing in solidarity with the national #PrisonStrike. They're facing threats of administrative repression, as are any other fellow prisoners connected to the national strike. More info in our show notes Please write letters of support to: Randy Watterson #427985 Hyde Correctional Institution P.O. Box 278 Swan Quarter, NC 27885 Todd Martin #1071227 Hyde Correctional Institution P.O. Box 278 Swan Quarter, NC 27885 Jace Buras #1522417 Hyde Correctional Institution P.O. Box 278 Swan Quarter, NC 27885 . … . .. The Vaughn17 From a statement by the Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement (RAM) and Vaughn17 Support in Philly: On Feb. 1, 2017, after a series of peaceful protests yielded no results, incarcerated comrades took over a building at James T. Vaughn Correctional Center in Delaware to demand slight improvements in their treatment. After a 20-hour stand-off, the prison's response was to literally bulldoze their barricades and figuratively bulldoze their demands, retaliating with constant beatings, destruction of prisoner property, and denial of food and medical care. Furthermore, the state has accused 17 of the incarcerated with egregious offenses even though these charges have no basis in reality. The state's response shows once again that any prisoners standing up for themselves, to regain dignity and achieve decent treatment, is a threat. And the state will collectively punish everyone and anyone to hide its barbarism. The only role of prison guards, wardens and the Department of Corrections (DOC) is the perpetuation of slavery and subjugation. There is a call for court support for the 17, who will be attending trail in small groups, at New Castle County Courthouse, 500 N. King St., Wilmington, DE 19801. The first trial starts on Monday, October 8th and the last is slated for February 11th, 2019. People in the area interested in helping volunteer for court support can learn more by reading this IGD article. A pdf of a poster with addresses, pictures and info on the 17 prisoners pulled into this case can be found here . … . .. Show playlist here.

When Vanessa started her business, she was making $30 per project. Today, she makes $25,000 per project and runs an ultra-successful business in a crowded market. Here are the strategies Vanessa "The Charisma Queen" Van Edwards used to grow her business and stand out from her competitors. Full show notes at http://okdork.com/podcast/53

Today’s guest, best-selling author Vanessa Van Edwards, joins Charlie to talk about human interaction and succeeding with people. You might think that someone who writes about people is a raging extrovert, but that’s not always the case. Vanessa refers to herself as a “recovering awkward person.” In today’s episode, she and Charlie talk about how much they actually prepare and set themselves up to be comfortable in social settings, rather than leaving it to chance and charm. Key Takeaways: [3:05] - Vanessa shares a little bit of her background, moving from being a socially awkward person to someone who is writing books about winning with people. She talks about two different types of awkwardness: an inhibitive awkwardness that causes you to shut down around others, or an awkwardness that causes you to overcompensate when you’re around other people. She believes both are born out of fear, and it’s important to know which way your social fears will manifest themselves. [5:27] - Charlie defines himself as an ambivert, depending on the context. In a comfortable environment, he may appear as an extrovert, whereas in less familiar environments, he tends to be an introvert. Vanessa shares her personal experience with this at the World Domination Summit and what she did over the course of several years to make herself more comfortable in the context of this conference. [10:30] - If you’re an ambivert (or an introvert), it can be helpful to have some go-to questions that you can ask when you approach people in a social setting. Vanessa talks about preparation for events and conversations, and making plans that provide structure for the course of an evening or help to guide an interaction. Charlie recommends asking questions that don’t require too much personal vulnerability, but still allow the conversation to flow. [15:00] - When Vanessa was doing networking experiments for her book, she found that some questions really attracted extroverts, while the same questions could push an introvert into fear. The specific question in this case was “What’s your story?,” but regardless of the question, you have to be sensitive to how people will exhibit their social fears. [18:50] - If there is a question you don’t like being asked, you can prepare an answer that you’re comfortable with so if someone asks you, you can keep the conversation moving and gravitate into more comfortable territory. [20:50] - The swan effect is where something appears easy, comfortable, and graceful on the surface, when underneath there is a lot of work and preparation required to maintain that appearance. [25:07] - It takes time to get to the place you want to be, whether it’s in your business or a relationship, and that’s okay. Both Vanessa and Charlie can speak from experience that it takes a lot of hard work and not-so-glamorous preparation to get on the path to where you want to go. [29:12] - Before Captivate, Vanessa had written three books that didn’t do so well. Her first book was self-published and self-promoted, and she used her baby-sitting money to publish it. This one actually did relatively well, but gave Vanessa a little bit of a false sense of confidence. The second book was also self-published, but didn’t do as well. With her third book, she went with a traditional publisher, but there was no public response. [33:45] - It took five years for Vanessa to come back from this rejection of her book, but the fourth book was a turning point for her. During this time she wanted to blame other people, but she realized that she wrote the book based on what she thought the publishers wanted, not for her or her current readers. When she asked herself what she could write just for her and her readers, that’s where she found a pivot point. [39:07] - In Charlie’s writing experience, the book proposal was often a difficult obstacle to tackle. One of the worst ways to try to write a book is trying to write it to how someone else wants, rather than in a way that’s magical to you. Vanessa talks about the model for a platform that most people feel they have to follow. There’s a window in which you feel confident enough to write about a topic and be successful, but the idea is not yet stale to you. That’s the ideal window you want to be in. [44:18] - There are three options for publishing. You can self-publish, or if you go with a traditional publisher you can either get a small advance where the company has little stake in the game, or a large advance where there’s something in it for the publisher. In the case of a large advance, they may be more willing to help with marketing and support. You want someone to have their name on the line for you at the publishing house. [48:10] - Create the types of things that you want to consume. Just because you can create something, it doesn’t mean you should. [49:55] - How did Vanessa become emotionally prepared enough to go with a traditional publisher for her fourth book? She had advocates on her side who gave her confidence in herself and encouraged her to write what she wanted. She also felt that not having a book was preventing her from being able to help people. [54:45] - Vanessa found her business and personal sweet spot by adding structure to different areas of her life. It takes time to develop these things, but the payout is worth it. [56:35] - Vanessa’s challenge for listeners is to pick one event or meeting that you’ve been dreading, and come up with a purpose for it. Think about how you can set yourself up for success to achieve that purpose, and see if it changes the apprehension surrounding the interaction. Mentioned in This Episode: Productive Flourishing Captivate: The Science of Succeeding with People The Science of People

204: Vanessa Sardi on Farm over Pharma. Learning how to prevent health issues through achievable diet changes. Vanessa is Certified Health and Nutrition Coach with a unique perspective on health and wellness. She has a Master's degree in Cardiopulmonary Physiology, a bachelor's in Sports Medicine, clinical work in Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation, and research/sales positions in pharmaceutical and gene expression testing.  Vanessa has a passion for nutrition & helping others to live healthy, fueled by her background and consistent studies.  When Vanessa realized that “more pills” wasn't the answer to better health, she walked away from her cushy salary as an Executive Sales Rep for one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world to start her own business, Nutriception®.  As a Certified Health and Nutrition coach, she is now driven to help people get off their meds, many of which she promoted herself, and improve their health via a whole-foods, plant-based lifestyle. Vanessa's slogan says it all…FARM over PHARMA. In this podcast: Greg finds another EPIC moment in this interview with Vanessa Sardi who tells why she decided to stop selling pharmaceutical drugs and instead is focusing on preventing issues through teaching about healthy diet choices. Tired of feeling like she was adding to problems, she wanted to be part of the solution and she went out and found a way to do just that. Go to www.urbanfarm.org/vanessa for more information, photos and links on this podcast and to hear from our other great guests

For full resources, visit my website: http://www.amberleitz.com/vanessa-cuccia/ A couple of years ago when I was getting deeper into my own sexual healing journey I somehow stumbled upon a beautiful company called Chakrubs — the original crystal sex toy company. I don’t quite remember how I found this website, but I’m so fucking glad I did. I had been craving to go deeper into my vagina through self pleasure as opposed to be addicted to clitoral orgasms and I chose to gift myself with the slim version The Heart, crafted from beautiful rose quartz crystal. Rose quartz is perfect for self-love, compassion and healing the heart. The vagina and heart are beautifully connected by a sexual reflexology point and meridian near the vaginal opening and cervix. Ever since I recreated my first time and connected back to my erotic innocence using my Chakrub, I’ve been deeply in love with this company and Vanessa’s mission for it. Especially her newest line — The Shadow Line. If you’ve been around in my world for any amount of time then you probably already know how much I adore working with things like releasing sexual shame, especially through embracing our sexual shadows or inner darkness. Dancing seductively with it. Making love to it. When Vanessa released her Shadow Line I knew I had to talk with her and bring a juicy conversation to you expressing and sharing her wisdom. Here’s what Vanessa and I dive into: Dancing with your darkness through accepting your own sexual shadow Vanessa shares her first masturbation experience with Chakrubs How the idea of Chakrubs came to her Why her mission is actually much deeper than “crystal dildos” Download my Jade Egg Sexual Mastery ebook: http://www.amberleitz.com/jade-egg-ebook/ Join the Sensually Embodied Woman private Facebook group: bit.ly/sensuallyembodiedwoman

Who fills you with ambition, excitement, and belief in yourself? Who sucks the excitement, desire, and self-confidence from your soul? Other people influence your thoughts, actions, and feelings every day. The closer your relationship is, the greater the influence. Our lives are shaped by the people we surround ourselves with, more than the circumstances we find ourselves in. Your choices about your health, career, hobbies, finances, and values are yours. Yet, those choices are shaped by your mindset, and your mindset is shaped by your significant other, family, friends, co-workers, and others with whom you invest your time. When you understand the power others have on you, and the power you have on others, you become more intentional about who you spend your time with, and how that time is spent. The Power of Others to Influence Your Mood Vanessa and I are focused, introverted individuals. According to Myers-Briggs, I’m an ISTJ. She’s an ISFJ. When Vanessa concentrates on something, her countenance is similar to when she is angry, hurt, or frustrated. My countenance while concentrating is the same as when I'm disappointed, disgusted, or irritated. If countenance is a new word for you, it means "the look on one's face." We’ve been married for 13 years and it’s still challenging for me to decipher which emotion she is feeling when she's hard at work. Often, I assume. And you know what they say...when you assume it makes an (butt) out of you and me. More accurately, just me. Can you relate to this? Do you have a spouse, family member, friend, or maybe your boss, who has “that look” that immediately changes your emotional state? This isn’t to say it’s their fault. You can certainly make them aware of how their countenance affects you. Yet, it's still up to you to control your response. I’ve learned to ask, even if I’m interrupting her flow. “Honey, are you just concentrating on something or are you bothered about something?” Most of the time she’s just concentrating. Then I let go of the concern and move on with my day. I'm also aware that the way Vanessa perceives me affects her. I've become more conscious of my countenance.  Just this morning, as I was concentrating on this article, Vanessa walked in our office. I was in the zone and wanted to keep writing, but I knew how that might be perceived. I paused, smiled and even invited her to sit on my lap. Don't get any ideas. It didn't go any further than that, but my taking the moment to invite her to have a seat, and her willingness to do so created a nice, private moment. My mood was great after that. A lot better than it would have been if I would have kept writing. It's easy to spend too much time with people who bring us down, and not enough time with those who lift our spirits. Our neighbors Keith and Kristie are great examples. Whether we just pass them in the hall as we're walking our dogs, or we go out to dinner, in a moment, or an evening together, we always feel happier after seeing them. Over the next few days, pay attention tohow you feel around certain people. See if you can spend more time with the people who lift you up and less with the time that bring you down. Remember that you have an influence on others, just as they have an influence on you. The Power of Others to Influence Your Belief in Yourself My mom hasn’t always agreed with my choices, but once I made a decision to do something, she's always supported me. Like when I decided to sell knives instead of getting a "real job" in college. Or when I decided not to take the MCAT after graduation, and instead move to Sioux Falls to open a branch office with Cutco Cutlery. Or when I resigned from Cutco to become a personal trainer. Or when I resigned from Life Time to join Vanessa with our business. Every time, her response was, "Are you sure?" Translation: I trust your decision, but it makes me nervous. "Yes, mom,

When Vanessa’s new book ‘Clean Eating With A Dirty Mind’ arrived at Dr Brett’s practice it was swooped on like a seagull on a chip. No matter how much we all want to maintain our clean diet and enjoy the benefits of our Paleo lifestyle I think we all crave a bit of a treat Listen In The post TPS 146: Clean eating with a dirty mind with Vanessa Barajas appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

She’s a business woman, a mother and a role model to many young ladies. You may know her as “Rich Girlz” or as “Nessa” but her real name is Vanessa Posso. Vanessa was born and raised in Colombia were she came from a financially challenged family. Vanessa came to America at the tender age of fourteen and felt as though she were in her own fairy tale story; settling in her new found land, she instantly fell in love with New York. As Vanessa became older, she began to have an interest in jewelry—she felt it added additional flavor to a fashionable style. When Vanessa became pregnant, she was faced with the extraordinary challenge of becoming a mother. This then motivated her to begin her jewelry line. Vanessa began her jewelry line “Rich Girlz” in the summer of 2010, over time it became very popular.  In July 2011 she launched her website. Since then her jewelry line has become very successful. Her jewelry has been featured on TV shows, movies along with many celebrities have been spotted rocking her signature pieces. Vanessa hopes that her jewelry line continues to grow immensely, eventually allowing her to open stores internationally. Ms. Posso is, as she has been, very dedicated to satisfying her customers with her amazing one of a kind jewelry and looks forward to continue to do so in the foreseen future. Follow her IG page http://instagram.com/itsrichgirlz 

She’s a business woman, a mother and a role model to many young ladies. You may know her as “Rich Girlz” or as “Nessa” but her real name is Vanessa Posso. Vanessa was born and raised in Colombia were she came from a financially challenged family. Vanessa came to America at the tender age of fourteen and felt as though she were in her own fairy tale story; settling in her new found land, she instantly fell in love with New York. As Vanessa became older, she began to have an interest in jewelry—she felt it added additional flavor to a fashionable style. When Vanessa became pregnant, she was faced with the extraordinary challenge of becoming a mother. This then motivated her to begin her jewelry line. Vanessa began her jewelry line “Rich Girlz” in the summer of 2010, over time it became very popular.  In July 2011 she launched her website. Since then her jewelry line has become very successful. Her jewelry has been featured on TV shows, movies along with many celebrities have been spotted rocking her signature pieces. Vanessa hopes that her jewelry line continues to grow immensely, eventually allowing her to open stores internationally. Ms. Posso is, as she has been, very dedicated to satisfying her customers with her amazing one of a kind jewelry and looks forward to continue to do so in the foreseen future. Follow her IG page http://instagram.com/itsrichgirlz