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Mar 24, 2021 48 min

Realizing Things with Sydney Parise

from Realizing Things Hosted by Samara Cooper

On today’s episode, we’re talking to Sydney Parise (@sydneyparise), founder of @femme.friend, the brand evolving culture through personal expression, about how to tie yourself to your values rather than a singular purpose, celebrating feminine energy, how to evaluate if your environment is truly working for you and why the sum of your experiences are always a benefit to you.

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