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Happy Saturday! Have you checked out our latest Successful Wom*n? Have Baltimore wom*n on your mind you’d like to nominate? Check our story to let us know who you’d like to see next!
“For me, tarot isn’t about fortune telling but about looking at your journey from a new perspective.” Read @sarahericadler’s words on tarot and being a wom*n in our latest Successful Wom*n. | 📷: @rachelvkingphotography
Successful Wom*n | Meet Sarah Adler, tarot reader and ritualist in Baltimore, MD. Sarah shares her passion of rituals as well as her perspective of success and society. ✨
We are here to SUPPORT WOM*N! Last years International Wom*ns Day embarked us on a year long project, meeting, photographing, interviewing wom*n with the question “what does success mean to you?” As we narrowed our search down to Baltimore, we found a common thread in every successful wom*ns mission. COMMUNITY. They all knew their success grew on the backs of every other individual who supported their dream. Success is also not just seeing their own dream grow, but being a part of each other’s success story. Other cities, take note, because #mybmore is doing it right! As SUCCESSFUL WOM*N goes into it’s second year, it will evolve as @mothermuseco evolves, but what is at the heart is community. Message us if you’d like to get involved! A special thank you to every wom*n who has stepped in front of our lens, been vulnerable and honest with their story, all in hopes that we can inspire future SUCCESSFUL WOM*N. All images copyright @rachelvkingphotography.

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