A few years ago, I never would have thought I'd be posting a photo like this. I was insecure about my small breasts, to the extent that I didn't want people to know my real size. I let a silly bra size number define me. How absurd is that?! But it was real. Because my bra size wasn't a certain number, I told myself I wasn't womanly enough. This is a small example ('scuse the pun 😜) of a much bigger issue. We've all let numbers define us at some point, whether it's our bra size, weight, GPA, income, etc. But it's important to remember we are not these numbers. They describe things about us today, that is all. They are not US. They don't dictate our identities. Today I'm sharing some numbers that I used to let define me as part of the #MoreThanMyNumbers project - an inspiring campaign founded by expert bra fitter and passionate women-empowerment advocate, Kim Caldwell (@hurraykimmay). Check out @morethannumbers and see the inspiring stories of women who are telling the world who they really are, beyond the statistics 👊🏻👊🏻