Re-Framing History & Possibility | Jerusha Stewart | TEDxVeroBeach

Jerusha Stewart explores the idea of reframing the enslavement of African American people from a place of shocking injustice and debilitating circumstances into a birthright of resilience, survival and greatness. Her chance meeting with Maya Angelou brings forth a conversation that makes it possible to shatter decades of limiting beliefs and to show up as the authentic, most productive self. To be seen as a valued member of the team, tribe and community. Jerusha Stewart is “Your Superstar Success Strategist”, a highly sought-after professional speaker, best-selling author and leads the internationally recognized, award-winning Vero Beach Wine + Film Festival. Recently she was thrilled to win the Indian River County Junior League Civic Woman of the Year Award and Treasure Coast Trailblazer Award.
The 4th annual Film Festival benefits Suncoast Mental Health Center and is recognized as a TOP 100 film festival by filmmakers worldwide. Jerusha has been a featured expert on national television and in international print and digital media interviews.
Charmed by the likeness to her Hawaii home, Jerusha moved to Vero Beach 5 years ago. She was immediately embraced by the nonprofit community where she offered her brand marketing and event planning skills. Jerusha enjoys being of service and is grateful to have found a perfect beachside home for her marketing talents and motivational speaking. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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Oh my dear, beautiful sister. This talk moved me to tears. I am so blessed to call you my friend. This talk - is the perfect talk to launch in a new decade. Your heart shines throughout it, brilliantly and brightly. Lead on, Sister, lead on!

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***Rockstar***

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