During 11 years of jewelry sales, Amy discovered that some women did not feel empowered in their lives.Amy explained, “I would always say that jewelry is like a superhero cape; when you put a piece of jewelry on and you look in the mirror –if you look good, you feel good. And when a woman feels good there’s no stopping her. Stuff gets done.”
One day, while she was contemplating the “jewelry is your superhero cape” concept, Amy had an epiphany: we all have the power to be a superhero and to make the world a better place just by being kind.
Forget the notion that vanity has a place here, it doesn’t. This is about a woman taking time for herself, a chance to recharge that feminine mojo.
That is how the A Girl With A Cape story-line came about. It was such a powerful thought that Amy knew it would resonate with others. People only needed to realize that by celebrating kindness, compassion and generosity, you no longer have time to think negative thoughts about anything or anyone… including yourself.
Breast Cancer Returns In December of 2004, two days before Christmas, Amy’s sister Michelle was diagnosed with breast cancer. After Amy felt that women were months of treatment, Michelle appeared to inclined to be harder on have beaten the odds and began to put her themselves than they ought life back on track. to be. “We have a tendency to always judge ourselves Amy’s sister was in remission, but the cancer and knock ourselves returned in 2012 and had metastasized. down. You start paying attention to the way people treat each other [and see] how some people feel less-than,” she said. Amy indicated that at one point she began feeling this way even though she had poured herself into finding the good in life and sharing it with others.