Showing posts with label compassionate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label compassionate. Show all posts

Wednesday

#GirlPowerMonth: Women Who Inspire Me Vol. 1!

There are many women in history who have inspired me to work hard, but one who stands out to me is Princess Diana of Wales. When people think of a princess they think of someone who sits around and gets waited on all day, but Princess Diana was far from that. The Princess worked with many charities, which changed many people’s lives. She worked with AIDS patients and supported many philanthropic campaigns. She also worked to ban landmines, which saved the lives of many people.

Princess Diana was there for many hospital openings, which helped her relate to the everyday person. She was the Princess of Wales and her husband was in line for the throne, but people felt a innocent, friendly vibe from Diana. All in all, I look up to Princess Diana because even though she had everything that she ever needed, she still found the time to help those who were less fortunate around her. 




Serena is in the tenth grade and is a member of Girl Talk's National Teen Advisory Board. She wanted to get involved with Girl Talk in order to leave a positive impact on girls in her community. 

Thursday

#BeAFriendMonth: Friends have Compassion

Amber with her compassionate friends!
It is important to be a good friend as well as having good friend. Sometimes simply by listening to others and showing them compassion can go miles towards becoming a good friend.

Once I decided to talk to a friend and vent about a situation. I was just expecting her to listen. However, she went above and beyond just listening by providing me with advice. Her advice was very helpful and even helped my situation! I love my friends!

Amber is a senior in high school and has been a Girl Talk Leader since she was a freshman. She is also a member of Girl Talk's National Teen Advisory Board! Amber wanted to be involved in Girl Talk to help young girls get through tough situations.