Imagine taking on a challenge that everyone thinks is impossible. For Gertrude Ederle, that challenge was swimming across the English Channel – a feat only a few men had achieved.
A True Original
Gertrude Ederle wasn't just any swimmer. In 1926, she defied what others thought was possible by swimming across the English Channel. Her journey, captured in "Young Woman and the Sea," shows us the power of authenticity.
The Heart of Authenticity
Being authentic isn't about seeking approval or standing out. It's about tuning in to your true self and acting with courage. For Gertrude, authenticity meant believing in herself, overcoming obstacles, and staying focused on her goal.
4 Powerful Steps to Stay True to Who You Are
1. Know Your Why: Gertrude's purpose drove her forward.
2. Believe in Yourself: Trust your instincts, despite doubters.
3. Let Actions Speak: Show the world what you're capable of.
4. Overcome Obstacles: Accept challenges as part of the journey.
Bringing Authenticity Home
Gertrude's story inspires us to stay true in our daily lives. At Values Driven, we believe in embracing authenticity through comfort and self-expression. Our Lounge Collection, including the Authenticity apparel, remind you to keep it real.
Wear What Feels True
Authenticity isn't just a word – it's a way of showing up in life. Be who you are, without apology.
