Meet our featured beauty with brains Rebecca Nina, a teacher and blogger based in Switzerland. Here is an interview with her.
1. Tell us a bit about yourself, what you do, your hobbies etc.
My name is Nina and I am on my journey to become the empowered and limitless woman I’m destined to be. On my blog, I invite other women to join me on this journey and try my best to encourage and help them to pursue their dreams.
As an empath, I feel deeply and helping people – especially women – seems just like the right thing for me to do. In my past, I struggled with extremely low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. I was a magnet for toxic people and always felt trapped in
my own life. Until I realized that I, in fact, was the toxic person myself. I know, this might sound a little extreme, but let me explain why. Primarily, the problem was not my environment or my job – it was how I approached things, how I talked to myself – my MINDSET. I was attracting all this BS into my life. I was responsible for what has happened.
As soon as I knew that, I began to work on myself. For the first time in my life, I started to develop a vision of who I actually am and want to
be. And this was when I discovered my purpose. I am here to empower women, to help them unleash their feminine power and to encourage them
to be brave and never give up on their dreams.
I have been a “creative mess” my whole life… I absolutely love drawing, writing, and crafting, photography, interior – and fashion design – the list is endless. Some of you might relate when I say it is
a mixed blessing. Why? In fact, having that many talents is like having one penny of every currency in your purse. You can’t buy anything anywhere. I always felt like I’m not good enough in any of these things to make it my profession. But now with my business, I can actually unite all those things and use them to empower other women to do the same.
For example, I create and sell digital affirmation art prints on Etsy, to use my passion to draw and design in order to help women manifest their
dreams.
2. What are your goals in life? Have you achieved them?
Since I got to know myself better, I am able to envision my life much more precisely now. I know exactly how I want my future to look like. By
visualizing it on a vision board, I try to manifest these goals in my life.
At the moment, my biggest goal is to grow my online business: I want to be able to live from helping women, and working from home has always
been desirable for me. However, this requires patience and a great batch of dedication, and let me tell you – I’m not quite there yet. But even
though it’s not always easy, I’m not giving up and work on it almost every single day. Even on bad days, where it seems like I can’t get anything done at all, I try to find a small and simple task that I can
do regardless. And if even this is too much, I give myself a break and try to not pressure myself.
3. Where do you see yourself ten years from now?
I picture myself as an empowered woman, who is living her purpose by helping other women. Besides my online business, which will be my primary source of income by then, I would have invested in real estate to generate passive income as well. Not only will I empower women all over the world as a mentor, but I’ll also invest in projects to support
animals and our precious planet. I love the idea of sharing as much as I can, whether it’s love, wisdom, or money.
Living in a small old house amidst a large wild garden, together with my partner, probably two kids, a dog, at least three cats and a bunch of
chickens, I’ll be making sure to grow plenty of fresh and healthy veggies, fruits and berries for the entire family. I always loved the idea of having a low impact on the environment while being self-sufficient.
4. What does women empowerment mean to you?
I think by reading between the lines, it might already have come through what my understanding of women empowerment is. But I absolutely love to
talk about this and I could do it for hours, so I’m trying to only write a short summary here.
An empowered woman is embracing her divine feminine power. She is a goddess, a priestess, a witch, or even a warrioress. She doesn’t hide
from the world – She has found her voice. An empowered woman knows her worth and has boundaries. She lives her life wildly, unapologetically, and limitlessly. Whether you are just starting your journey of empowerment or you’ve already forged ahead, we are all women in process
and we all have this empowered women inside us. We just need to wake her up. And this is what women empowerment means to me: The process of
awakening your inner goddess and unleashing her divine feminine energy to live a purposeful life.
Feel free to check out her blog:
Empowered Brave Women Building Futures 