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Today marks a monumental moment in my life, and I want to share it with you all. I am incredibly proud to announce that I have secured the rights to all intellectual property for my nonprofit foundation @projectpowerbykc . I founded Project Power with the vision of making a meaningful impact on the lives of as many teenage girls as possible. I remember hating PE growing up and feeling uncomfortable in PE kits. SO WHY NOT CHANGE IT! For the past two years, we’ve been dedicated to providing teenage girls in UK schools with proper activewear, including sports bras that nearly 40% of them don’t own one and often feel uncomfortable while trying to be active. This year, we aim to gift a big 30,000 units of activewear to those in need. I also noticed that the physical education curriculum is often dull and outdated. With the collaboration of some amazing personal trainers, we have already empowered nearly 10,000 teenage girls to engage in fitness, and we aren’t stopping there! We’re also working on an online portal designed to keep girls active and inspired…there’s so much more to accomplish! While I celebrate these achievements, I want to emphasise something critical…the importance of owning your work. Throughout my journey, I’ve faced significant challenges in business. I’ve been taken advantage of by others, including co-founders who have claimed credit for the hard work I poured my heart and soul into. I’ve often stayed silent, worried about being labeled an “emotional female founder.” But how can I advocate for young girls if I’m not in control of my own projects? So, here’s my message: never let anyone diminish your accomplishments or rob you of your ownership. Stand your ground and take pride in your work! 💅🏽