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SCHICK Magazine second issue features Ghanaian TV host and Actress Joselyn Dumas on the cover of the Summer edition.
Joselyn chats with SCHICK about self-love, female empowerment, and her transformational fitness journey. She sheds light into her significant role in the forward motion of female emancipation with her new initiative, 10,000 Steps.
Read excerpts of her interview below
On weight loss & fit being fashionable: I feel healthier and I love it. I’m in tune with my body. People confuse feeling healthy with looking the “right” size or having the perfectly placed curves. Weight loss definitely gives you the latter but the health advantage of being fit is the ultimate goal. Women are seeking knowledge; more women are aware of the reasons that healthy living is important. Being fit is now fashionable. West African women are learning the importance of moderation.
On self-love & female empowerment: Women need to appreciate themselves more, love themselves even more. A woman that loves herself knows that regardless of her skin color, weight or height, she is beautiful with greatness dwelling in her belly. I loved myself enough to realize that even though I shouldn’t be judged by my weight, obesity wasn’t allowing me to perform optimally
On her 10,000 steps Initiative: 60% of women in the world struggle with their body image. Most women are preoccupied with either being too fat or too thin. The goal of my 10,000 steps initiative is to help as many women as possible realize that everyone is beautiful in their vessel, and the most important thing is to stay healthy and fit. We can’t all be skinny, we can’t all be fat, but we can all be healthy.
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SCHICK Magazine second issue features Ghanaian TV host and Actress Joselyn Dumas on the cover of the Summer edition.Joselyn chats with SCHICK about self-love, female empowerment, and her transformational fitness journey. She sheds light into her significant role in the forward motion of female emancipation with her new initiative, 10,000 Steps.
Read excerpts of her interview below
On weight loss & fit being fashionable: I feel healthier and I love it. I’m in tune with my body. People confuse feeling healthy with looking the “right” size or having the perfectly placed curves. Weight loss definitely gives you the latter but the health advantage of being fit is the ultimate goal. Women are seeking knowledge; more women are aware of the reasons that healthy living is important. Being fit is now fashionable. West African women are learning the importance of moderation.
On self-love & female empowerment: Women need to appreciate themselves more, love themselves even more. A woman that loves herself knows that regardless of her skin color, weight or height, she is beautiful with greatness dwelling in her belly. I loved myself enough to realize that even though I shouldn’t be judged by my weight, obesity wasn’t allowing me to perform optimally
On her 10,000 steps Initiative: 60% of women in the world struggle with their body image. Most women are preoccupied with either being too fat or too thin. The goal of my 10,000 steps initiative is to help as many women as possible realize that everyone is beautiful in their vessel, and the most important thing is to stay healthy and fit. We can’t all be skinny, we can’t all be fat, but we can all be healthy.
Click here for more
Did You ❤ ❤ this post? DROP A C.O.M.M.E.N.T ... spill TEA.... Easy on Shade #jaiyeorie
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