Meet Veronica Lorya, the daughter of a seamstress. In this episode, we delve into the transformative power of personal expression, from unplugging in a digital world to honoring cultural roots through style and creativity. Through the lens of a digital detox, Veronica explains how disconnecting from the noise of technology allows her to reconnect with herself. She calls it Plan Be, which is her process of self-discovery. By staying present and actively pursuing her passions, Veronica rediscovers her limitless potential, finding strength in her heritage and celebrating black culture as a vibrant expression of identity. Veronica is from the youngest country in the world and infuses her heritage into every aspect of her life, from home decor to personal style to showcasing the beauty of blackness as a form of celebration and empowerment. Central to creative expression, black culture serves as a rich tapestry of inspiration, shaping artistic endeavors and fashion trends, while paving the way for diversity and inclusivity in the industry. Drawing from her mother's legacy as a seamstress, Veronica explores the intersection of fashion and sustainability by emphasizing the need to consume consciously and dress with intention while highlighting the profitability of eco-friendly initiatives in the industry. Veronica urges listeners to embrace curiosity, celebrate diversity, and strive for a more sustainable and inclusive future where every individual's story and style are valued and celebrated. Sign up for the newsletter at https://www.gavonowen.com/righthype.

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