Bravely Journal - Quotabelle

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Résumé :
Your story. Your ideas. Your future. Unlock your unique potential with the Bravely Journal, an inspiring collection of guided prompts and empowering quotes by remarkable women past and present.

From the authors of Bravely, Beautifully Said, and Grit & Grace comes a guided journal designed to spark the imaginations of today’s changemakers. Drawing on some of the most iconic themes from the Bravely book — including courage, resilience, compassion, and creativity — this beautiful, content-rich journal features more than 90 quotations, from historymakers like Inaugural Poet Amanda Gorman, Congressperson Gabby Giffords, and groundbreaking activist Rosa Parks, alongside thought-provoking prompts. Its pages give you space to record and reflect on your personal story while mapping out next chapters. Filled with inspiring bios, share-worthy wisdom, and expert tips for making your indispensable voice heard, the Bravely Journal is a perfect companion for crafting a life of purpose. It also makes an ideal gift to mark a milestone, kick start a new project, or rev up a team.
 
The Bravely Journal is part of a collection of print goods dedicated to celebrating and empowering female historymakers that has been created by Quotabelle, a start-up with a mission to elevate women’s voices through the power of words.
 

Biographie:
Quotabelle creates smart, distinctive products designed to introduce female role models to the world, in print and online.

The company is solving a quote supply problem uncovered through research—that less than 15% of the millions of quotes shared every day are by women and girls. Most are unsourced; many are misattributed. The words of entrepreneurs, educators, scientists, inventors, adventurers, artists and athletes are often missing.

The Quotabelle team is reimagining how ideas are discovered and shared. They're building the most modern collection of sourced quotes by women and girls, and ensuring that every quote leads to a true story to inspire today's dreamers and doers.

Pauline Weger is an author, inventor, and social entrepreneur. She grew up in a small coastal town north of Boston and now lives with her husband in Northern Virginia. Mom to two daughters, she stepped away from corporate life to spend her days building a business that creatively shares women's ideas and true stories.

Alicia Williamson, PhD is an author, editor, and wayfaring academic who loves to use her keyboard for good. She has researched and taught Literature, Writing, and Women's Studies. Her work within and beyond the university is dedicated to amplifying underrepresented voices and stories. Originally from the lake country of northern Minnesota, Alicia currently resides in the UK with her husband and their two young daughters.