Warrior Woman with No Apologies - Day 10 of Warrior Women Series

"No Apologies will be made when she is speaking her truth, for she will no longer water it down or deliver it in small palatable pieces. Her Truth is not spoken in malice. Her Truth is spoken with strength and with grace.

No Apologies will be made in honoring her own truth, for she will respect the needs of her own Spirit, just as she respects and listens to the needs of others.

Warrior Woman with No Apologies Original Watercolor Painting from Warrior Women series

No Apologies will be made when she is drawing her line. Her boundaries are healthy and honor her Soul.

No Apologies will be made when she is defending her line. Her boundaries are transparent and let you know where she stands.

No Apologies will be made if it appears that she has changed, and no apologies will be made on how long those changes may have taken. She will celebrate her conscious evolving, always respecting what feels right in her heart.

No Apologies will be made when she reveals her Authentic Self. She may have been afraid to show herself in the past, or she may have been afraid to defend herself in the past, but she is not afraid Today.

Today, she lives, loves, and breathes from her deepest sense of Truth,

and she does so with No Apologies.

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This Original Watercolor Painting titled "No Apologies" is Day 10 of my

"30 Warrior Women in 30 Days" series.

Original Sold
Art Prints available on Fine Art America here No Apologies

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