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crystaldripp · 9 months
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Unleashing Your Inner Girlboss: Drawing Inspiration from Sophia Amoruso's Journey
In a world where conformity often seems like the norm, there's a fiery beacon of inspiration waiting for you on Netflix – the show "Girlboss." I must say, I watched this in the span of 2-3 days, it's definitely binge-worthy. It was also, clearly, so impactful that I decided to research the show and dig into its creation. I was pleased to find it is a true story & had to know more. Here, is what I've found.
This series, inspired by Sophia Amoruso's best-selling book, tells the story of a young woman's journey from thrifting vintage pieces on eBay to building an empire with her online company, Nasty Gal. With a dash of humor, a sprinkle of determination, and a whole lot of non-conformity, "Girlboss" celebrates the idea that dreams aren't meant to die in a 9-5 cubicle. Let's dive deep into Sophia Amoruso's life, her work, and the show's transformative impact.
The Birth of Nasty Gal
Sophia Amoruso's real-life story closely mirrors the narrative of the show. She did, in fact, start on eBay, selling vintage pieces she curated from thrift stores. The name "Nasty Gal" was originally taken from the 1975 album by funk singer Betty Davis. What began as a small venture rapidly blossomed into an iconic online fashion retailer. Through her unique eye for style and business acumen, Amoruso turned her passion into a thriving business that struck a chord with a generation seeking individuality.
A Friend by Her Side: The Real-Life Annie
One of the heartwarming aspects of the show "Girlboss" is the character of Annie, Sophia's best friend and confidante who experiences the journey with her. In real life, Sophia Amoruso indeed had a best friend named Annette, who shared in the highs and lows of building Nasty Gal. This genuine friendship lent authenticity to the show's portrayal of the camaraderie between the two characters. Having a friend by her side who understood the struggles and triumphs made the journey all the more memorable.
Non-Conformity in a 9-5 World
The show's rallying cry, "9-5 is where dreams go to die," encapsulates the spirit of rebellion against conventional paths. Amoruso's journey underscores the importance of embracing your passions and pursuing them relentlessly, even when it means stepping outside the boundaries of a traditional career. Her story proves that success doesn't always come in the form of a standard job – it can be built on the foundation of your true interests and abilities.
The "Shane" Factor: Real-life Parallels
One of the intriguing elements of the show is the character of Shane. While the series doesn't explicitly state that he represents Sophia's ex-husband Joel Jarek DeGraff, there are certain parallels. Shane's character, much like Joel, is a musician and has a somewhat unconventional lifestyle. It's possible that Shane is an amalgamation of different people from Sophia's life, including Joel, representing the complex dynamics of relationships that can shape one's journey.
Missteps on the Journey
However, as inspiring as the early success story may be, it's crucial to acknowledge the challenges Sophia Amoruso faced in managing Nasty Gal as it grew. Despite her initial meteoric rise, the company later faced financial difficulties and mismanagement. Reports emerged of internal issues and financial struggles that ultimately led to the decision to file for bankruptcy in 2016.
The Transformative Power of Resilience
This juncture in her journey could have marked the end, but Sophia Amoruso's resilience and determination came to the forefront. Even as she relinquished control of Nasty Gal, her story didn't conclude with failure. The lessons she learned from her mistakes and the triumphs she had experienced earlier propelled her forward.
A New Chapter
Amoruso's story didn't end with the bankruptcy of Nasty Gal. In fact, it marked the beginning of a new chapter in her life. The setback served as a catalyst for her reinvention. She continues to be an inspiring figure. Her net worth had grown substantially from her Nasty Gal days, and she had ventured into various projects beyond fashion, including podcasting and motivational speaking. She has consistently emphasized the importance of embracing failures and staying true to oneself in interviews.
She continued to share her journey through her book, "Nasty Galaxy," which delved into life lessons and personal insights. Additionally, her post-Nasty Gal ventures, allowed her to inspire others with her resilience and ability to bounce back from adversity.
Learning from Sophia's Journey
Sophia Amoruso's story and the show "Girlboss" offer several valuable lessons that viewers and readers can apply to their own lives:
Embrace Individuality: Don't be afraid to be unique and stand out from the crowd. Authenticity is a powerful tool that can open doors you never thought possible.
Pursue Your Passions: Discover what truly ignites your passion and pursue it with determination. Success is often the outcome of relentless effort in areas you love.
Overcome Setbacks: Both Amoruso's life and the show highlight that setbacks are a natural part of any journey. It's how you bounce back that defines your success.
Adapt and Innovate: The online landscape is ever-evolving. Being open to change, learning, and adapting to new trends can propel your endeavors forward.
Confidence is Key: Believe in yourself and your abilities. Confidence radiates outward, attracting opportunities and likeminded individuals.
Sophia Amoruso's journey is a reminder that challenges and failures are often an integral part of the path to success. Despite mismanaging Nasty Gal and facing bankruptcy, her story showcases the transformative power of resilience and the importance of adapting to change. Her ability to leverage her experiences, both positive and negative, for personal growth is a testament to the spirit of the Girlboss philosophy.
So on that note..
"Girlboss" on Netflix, inspired by Sophia Amoruso's life and journey, is a testament to the multifaceted nature of success and, is a reminder that the path to success need not be a one-size-fits-all formula. With a blend of resilience, non-conformity, and passion, you can carve your own trail to success, just like Sophia did. This story can be the spark that ignites your determination to chase your dreams, break free from the mundane, and unapologetically embrace your inner Girlboss.
"You don’t get taken seriously by asking someone to take you seriously. You’ve got to show up and own it." -Sophia Amoruso
While the show portrays the highs and lows with creative flair, it's essential to remember that the real Sophia Amoruso experienced her own share of struggles. Her ability to bounce back from mismanagement and bankruptcy showcases her indomitable spirit.
This story can be guiding light for those who have faced setbacks or are navigating their own unique journeys. Success is not always a linear path; it's shaped by our responses to challenges and our determination to learn and grow. So, let this story inspire you to embrace failures, and turn them into stepping stones. As Sophia herself once said, "You can have a lot of great ideas, but implementation is key."
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tamarahughes107 · 2 years
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🔖 To Do Today: Look in the mirror 🪞 and tell yourself… YOUR GOOD ENOUGH #yourgood #yourgoodenough #lookinthemirror #lookinthemirroreveryday #bossassbitch #bossassbitches #womenentrepreneurs #boss #bossbabes #bossbabetribe #feelgoodintgeskinyourin #skindeepformulations #skinlogic #saian #gullandcastle #qul #qulbeauty #qulbeautycbd #highonlove #skintherapist #esthetician #tamtalk #tamtalks (at North America) https://www.instagram.com/p/CiPANtUOLxm/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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reubenwaltonn · 2 years
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Photo and video dump starting with my new TikTok channel/page intro video one which I may or may not have called it a “subscribe” button instead of a “follow” button. Anyway, life goes on. Check out my music on SoundCloud, Bandcamp, Apple Music, Spotify, Tidal, YouTube, and everywhere else! #reubenwaltonmusic #reubenwaltonmusicproduction #producer #artist #singersongwriter #onthespectrum #bossassbitch #gayman🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈 #funnyasfuck #frommassachusetts #labased #streammymusic #livingmytruth #neveradullmoment #swiperight #swipedat. Swipe right for more song covers, and sexy shots of yours truly! (at Extended StayAmerica-Burbank) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfsfXNRryp3/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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rrollingstones · 6 months
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thehmn · 1 year
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They showed one of my favorite “bad movies that I know are bad but enjoy anyway” a few nights ago, Ronal The Barbarian.
I thought it would be funny to draw a serious looking poster because I’ve learned over the years that if you just describe the characters, plot and overarching theme it sounds like a really cool, serious fantasy story that was crammed through an immature jokes machine.
The overarching theme is “gender roles are bullshit”. Ronal’s whole thing is rejecting stereotypical masculinity.
Zandra is a take on society expecting women to be strong, independent bossassbitches but also expecting them to be subservient to their husbands and how many women internalize that.
Aliban thinks he’s a loser if he doesn’t get laid and even believes men can’t be sexually assaulted by women because men always want sex…until he’s assaulted himself.
The very effeminate gay elf Elric is strongly implied to be a top, while the very masculine general is the most overtly sexualized character and clearly in a kinky Dom/sub arrangement with his master Lord Volcazar while also acting as a Dom to the orc army.
Inside the elf library male elves are protected by an army of female warrior fairies.
The hyper masculine Barbarians and hyper feminine Amazonians are held up as ridiculous gender extremes.
The movie is also chock full of “show don’t tell” lore. For example, how many people noticed the evil priest is an elf? His pointy ears rotted away along with his nose and cheeks but he’s wearing elf clothes.
But anyway, I already made a post (LINK) about how the English dub throws all that out the window by making the characters sexist, homophobic and just generally mean for no reason.
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olderthannetfic · 1 year
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Contributing my own experience with writing (or not writing) switching: I'm active in the queerosphere in my area, and I have met way too many mousy tops and bossassbitch bottoms to ever understand the supposed link between personality and sexual preference. I am a stereotype for sure haha (a butch who's a stone top in bed with an appearance to match) but so many folks, including my own lover, ain't. And when I later found slash fandom, that was the part about strict t/b dynamics that confused me: not people having preferences but how whether you take it up the ass or not and whether you're dominant or not in bed were connected to your personality. I've seen people explain it's because you want coherence in characterisation, but this didn't seem particularly coherent to me. I never have, and never will, pestered someone about their writing, but when I write, I don't write characters switching because I decide who does what based solely on which character I want to plough through a mattress, and this often coincides with the character most people seem to want to...be ploughed by? These are gross generalisations, yes. The end result is that what I write has always run counter to prevalent fandom tastes. But I have had very, very few complaints. Most people don't even bring up who fucks who. The ones that do usually mean it as a compliment: either "love seeing A get wrecked" or "I don't usually read bottom!A but I like this." I get good feedback on both parties' characterisations too. This isn't a flex (okay, it is a little), but mostly, I want to say that if you write what you find hot, fandom trends aside, you will reel in a lot of people, sometimes apparently against their own will. People like porn, and a lot of times, how hot something reads will trump who's inside who. Not for everyone, and that's okay because I very clearly am in support of any kind of preferences, but I do want people to know they don't need to be wary of going against fandom currents or anything. Your writing will do the heavylifting for you.
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I too don't find this kind of thing all that common among actual people I know, but boy does porn cast in stereotypical ways. (So it's not just fandom.) I think it's less about coherence and more about a kink people have trouble figuring out is a kink.
Honestly, I think a lot of this comes down to "Well if it's going to be the stereotypical type of dynamic, I want A on top, not B".
If you're putting B on top because you love to write about topping, that's going to give a very different vibe than if you're doing it because A is the precious angel woobie who needs a prop to cater to them. Stronger writing skill can also make the exact same bog standard PWP feel more nuanced. Good writing can overcome all but the strongest preferences.
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heartbelongs2zouis · 2 years
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can i just say how much i love the complete butchering of toxic masculinity when it comes to porsche?? My man is this bamf bossAssBitch who will kick you six ways into another fucking dimension but at the same time he loves being loved and held and absolutely worshipped and—railed. How completely turned on he is by kinn’s jealousy and possessiveness as long as it’s with love and respect because my baby knows what he deserves. And how he’s a brat who teases and riles his man up, fucking licks off his cum from his fingers so comfortable in his sexuality i am LIVing for this angel
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planet-marz1 · 6 months
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Don’t listen to the haters queen ⚡️ you did wonderful with this story and as someone whose been working on improving how I see myself, my self-esteem, and working on self-love, this story was on point about those things. It’s giving #bossassbitch energy and I’m here for it! Periodt 🫵🏻
Hii! Thank you so so much! 💗💗
A huge reason why I wrote the fic was for that actually, the central point of the fic is supposed to be reader recovering from the heartbreak, but also learning her worth as a person, and making her well-being a priority.
Thank you for reading, and I'm so thrilled you enjoyed it!!
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fucklouiesfeelings · 1 year
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Honestly
I’m still an independent woman
I don’t need him, I want him
#bossassbitch
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j0rdm0r · 1 year
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I won't ask for permission to exist
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#staytruetowhoyouare #bossassbitch
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advice-n-help-queen · 3 years
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Embrace your insecurity... or get rid of it?
First and foremost, … Yes. I’m back from the dead! What, I’m only… a year too late? But nonetheless, I’ve decided to rekindle my passion for helping people in hope that you guys will kindly have me back. :) 
Now, let’s crack on!
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So... the dilemma of the day: should you get that nose job or not?
Honestly, this is such a difficult question to answer. The answer isn’t a straightforward no, nor is it a straightforward yes. Hence why I’m sure you’ve been left in this predicament of uncertainty and confusion. However, I’m hoping that the advice I offer you today, which will predominantly be based on experience, will steer you closer to finalising your decision.
Just like you, I have gone my whole life being told things I do not believe to be true. “It’s not that bad”. “It’s hardly noticeable, what are you talking about?”. “You’re beautiful, why would you want to change anything about yourself?”.
Context: I have a port-wine stain birthmark on my left cheek. In simpler terms: a useless, red blob on my cheek. To be fair, when I was younger, I had several laser surgeries performed on it, reducing it to red veins – its current form now. However, although it has significantly reduced in size and noticeability, it is something that still burdens me till this day. I am incapable of leaving the house without the protection of make-up, and if I’m in a predicament where I have no choice but to go without it, I am left feeling insecure and certain that absolutely EVERYone is staring at me. Make-up has become a chore, as opposed to a creative, enjoyable outlet people tend to use it for. This insecurity has left me struggling to open up to even those close to me. The only people I feel absolutely comfortable around in my “natural form” are my best friend, few members of my family and my boyfriend. 
However, it took me quite some time to let my guard down around my boyfriend. It even reached a point where it was putting a strain on our relationship. There was a period where I refused to answer facetime calls without my birthmark being concealed. This meant his romantic sentiment of calling me first thing in the morning was ruined by my insecurity. What made it worse is that he didn’t even know the reason why because I was too embarrassed to admit that the birthmark even existed. I knew that this would then expose that I’d been wearing make-up this whole time – even when he stayed over at my house for several days. Also, I was genuinely concerned that it would change his opinion of me, and I’d become less attractive to him. I know now that this was completely ridiculous to think and also unfair of me to undermine his loving, accepting and pure nature. He accepts me no matter what, not phased, but rather in awe of my flaws, which is one of the many reasons why I love him.
So, the first part of my advice is: I completely get it. I relate to your desire to undergo some changes in order to be free of an insecurity that burdens you. I also can relate to everyone else around you not understanding the severe impact of something they perceive to be so minor, can actually have. So honestly, if still now you feel like your sense of wellbeing will be enhanced by undergoing this cosmetic procedure, then I would encourage you to do it. When you are completely set on doing something, factors such as cost serve as no deterrent. For a very long time now, I have been contemplating on whether or not to undergo a final session of laser surgery in order to completely remove the birthmark. It was meant to happen last year, but Covid-19 messed up my plans. At the time, I was so frustrated and upset because I was so ready to be rid of it and start life renewed. However, I have to say, now I’m at a stage where I feel grateful that I haven’t yet gone through with the surgery. And here’s why…
I have found some self-acceptance. This has been my biggest key to inner peace. For the first time in literally forever, my mind is not preoccupied with my birthmark and how burdensome my life is because of it. I am able to interact with other humans with no make-up on. This may sound so futile, but for those who know me, this progress is IMMENSE. I have to say, my boyfriend has played a big part in this. He gave me the space to fully open up and feel loved for who I am. He reminds me of how beautiful I am, and how my birthmark actually enhances my beauty. He tells me that God make me this way, different from everyone else, special. Now this is by no means me saying that you need a man to remind you of your self-worth and to find inner peace. Hell no. But I have to give credit where credit is due. He only opened the door a tad – the rest was up to me. I grew to look in the mirror and not just be repulsed by the sight of my birthmark – fantasising about what I would look like without it. In a way, I now kind of see it as a masterpiece. And sometimes I even think to myself – would I miss it if it were gone? Would I even be me?
Now don’t get me wrong – I am still contemplating on whether or not to get the laser surgery. But now, it’s not an urgent need. I am surviving and living comfortably without it. Time to love myself and gain a new perspective was all I needed.
So, what I would say to you is… do what YOU want do. No one else is able to tell you how to feel or how to live your life. Only you know what is best for you and what will truly make you happy. If you decide to go through with the procedure – good. If you don’t and realise you are able to live comfortably without it – just as good.
You are a boss ass bitch either way.
I hope this helps x
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tamarahughes107 · 2 years
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I’ve been working like a maniac for months but the pay off is going to be worth it 💯. Daily I question myself but I have to keep remembering that what I’m doing now is unlocking doors I can’t see yet #unlockingdoors #workhard #hardworkpaysoffs #hardworkdedication #hustle #hustlehard #hustlers #hustler #worksmart #smartypants🤓 #noreatforthewicked #norest #sleepwhenimdead #womanentrepreneur #bossassbitch #boss #skindeepformulations #tamtalk #tamtalkstech #tamtalks (at North America) https://www.instagram.com/p/CiJ8oaLP20S/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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2playaamira · 3 years
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#Baddie #bossassbitch #Period #aesthetic #tiktok #smile #savage #nike #nickiminaj #drake #citation #lit #fyp #lyricschallenge #sheesh #tweets #Girl #instagood #love #photooftheday #igers #instagramhub #tbt #instadaily #true #instamood #nofilter #word #Girl #boy #food #smile https://www.instagram.com/p/CQn47Z0llFC/?utm_medium=tumblr
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jamieoh · 4 years
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Thanks to the absolute QUEENS Who keep me looking fresh! Hair- @chloeoherlihychair & @hairwithenvyireland Brows&Nails- @julia_nails1 Nails also done by @nailsbycourtneyjade Lips- @nurselouise_aesthetics And this sick T-shirt and a few other bits of clothes that I love- @femmeluxefinery . Definitely check them out and give them a follow they all do fantastic work and they are all boss ass bitches 💗 xo . . . #womenempowerment #bossbabe #bossassbitch #hair #brows #nails #lips #tshirt #graphictees #style #fashion #beauty #makeup #aesthetics #fillers #lipfiller #love #instadaily #instagood #influencer #girls #sundayfunday #femmeluxe #femmeluxefinery #corkcity #ireland #youtuber #trans #tgirls #transgender (at Cork) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEhfFq-naWj/?igshid=1v9qfxgcmagzt
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misa-a-rokatunder · 3 years
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Szemantikus Szaturáció
Ezért van minden pillanatban, amikor nem mondom,hogy szeretlek. Így hívják azt a pszichológiai jelenséget mikor egy szó/kifejezés folyamatos ismételgetés hatására elveszti jelentését.
És én nem akarom elkoptatni.
Én a helyedben megbecsülném.
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mystic-doe124 · 3 years
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It's been awhile since I've felt good about myself. Thank you @ijustwantcomfypjs for motivating me to be a boss ass bitch today. Love you babe🥰 #mystic_doe #feelingproud #feelingbeautifulagain #goodvibes #bossassbitch (at Richmond, Virginia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMsCVhyn2tb/?igshid=ppk2e1i7v3ow
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