Women come in all shapes and sizes, women also get to play different roles, women are unique and does not conform to any stereotype, thus is the mix of women attendees on the High Heeled Warriors Talk presented by Diva Channel and Lactacyd at Rockwell Power Plant.
It was interesting to get to know Lactacyd’s High Heeled Warrior Personality: Heartwarmers, Social Sider, Passionista, Trailblazer and Peacekeeper. Fully identified with being a Heartwarmer who are known to be sociable, optimistic and content, mostly needs a wardrobe update and needs to budget for it, too.
Among the highlights of the event was hearing the speakers talk around their strengths as women movers and shakers. My fave, of course, were the high-heeled mommy warriors Lani of Tweenselmom, Louisa of Art of Being a Mom, Joy of Joybites. They all showed us how to excel in our mommy gifting without sacrificing what we need to complete for our respective families. Also appreciated how they talked about their life adjustments to mommyhood, loving what they do – blogging, and their success story, attributed to a strong support group of mommies who all work at being the best moms in the house.
Sisters Danah and Stacy Guttierez of Plump Pinays also shared about body love and feeling flawsome. It is when you recognize that you are beautifully and wonderfully created by God with a special set of giftings (unique to each other). They help create women who do not strive to be perfect or who do not support anything that drives the wrong mindset around how women look like. These sisters helped drive home the point that it is okay to be different and it is okay to be a different size, after all, confidence comes from knowing who you are before God and what you can become out of what you do with your giftings.
Proverbs 31:26 She opens her mouth with wisdom, and the teaching of kindness is on her tongue.
Living a life of joy – it only takes a minute or two before anyone realizes that John Feir is a man of both humor and joy. I am pretty sure it is not coming from whatever he does as a living, that joy is evidently displayed as soon as he greeted us and shared stories about his last visit to Laos. It was punchline after another. He went on saying his mom’s name is Anne Feir (unfair), his dad Rene Feir (repaired), and his aunt who happens to be tall Cheri Feir (Cherifer). Be ready for a laugh when he is around.
Focusing on things that last – So when it was time to take things seriously and talk about taking the Gospel to the field, that is when you see the serious side of John. Kyle’s whole experience itself brought encouragement, faith and growth to him. John Feir is more than just a character from Pepito Manaloto. In our eyes, he has become someone who knows when to throw in a punchline and when to look at things that last with eyes of sincerity, passion and commitment.
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