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VISIT NYC FOR 🍋8 EVENT W/ ME

what an amazing weekend and opportunity 🤩

➡️drive 4 hours from boston to NYC, arrived at midnight

➡️checked into the hotel & slept

➡️woke up and went to the gym & got juice

➡️got ready and walked to get bagels and shop

➡️got ready for the event & checked out of the hotel

➡️walked to the event & checked in

➡️listened to a panel of 4 amazing women speak about their journeys thus far and met other amazing content creators leaving me feeling inspired for the drive home😇

#lemon8partner #lemon8creator #lemon8event #womenwhoinspire #shareyourthoughts #healthylifestyle2024 #nyc

2024/3/18 Edited to

The Lemon8 event in NYC was not just about networking; it was a source of great inspiration. For those who wish to connect with like-minded individuals, this vibrant city offers endless opportunities. Many participants shared their journeys, emphasizing the importance of community and support among creators. Getting to NYC from Boston is quite an adventure, often taking around four hours by car. Arriving late at night, it's essential to find a good hotel for a restful sleep before diving into the creative whirlwind the next day. A visit to iconic spots like the Empire State Building while hitting the gym adds a special touch to the trip. Notably, the event featured a panel of four accomplished women who shared their insights, inspiring attendees with their stories of resilience. This interaction not only motivates entrepreneurs but also sparks new ideas and connections, highlighting the power of collaboration in creative fields. New York City itself is a bustling hub for influencers, with countless cafes and shops perfect for shopping or simply unwinding after a day packed with activities. Anyone attending a Lemon8 event can expect to return home enriched and eager to launch their own creative ventures.

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