"Who's Afraid of Little Old Me is a testament to not growing up but growing back to who you used to be—before the world made you mean (to yourself). We all have encounters in our lifetime that change us and convince us that we are not enough. We are not good enough, smart enough, pretty enough, or talented enough. Slowly, each of these experiences starts to change us. We begin losing ourselves—who we really are and what we were meant to be. We stop doing the things we love, start questioning our abilities, and feed into the lies that someone else tells us about who we are (or more importantly, who or what we are not).

This is a very personal and important piece to me, as it (like the whole Epiphany Collection) brought me back "home." For decades, I told myself that I wasn't creative, talented, or good enough. I forced myself into a role I wasn't meant to play. This collection, and especially this piece, slapped me in the face and screamed, "You've had ENOUGH of this—go and live your life the way it was meant to be from the beginning."

This is your sign to take back what's yours. Show your true colors and tell the doubters, the haters, the whisperers to back off while your loved ones stand behind you."