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Aventer Gray’s Podcast Encourages Women to Be Fearlessly Authentic

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For those reasons and more, Aventer Gray, pastor, mentor, entrepreneur, and philanthropist is inspiring women to own their womanhood and power by living life unfiltered through her new podcast, Ave Unfiltered.

Ave Unfiltered

In the first episode of the podcast with Devi Brown, Gray shares one of the reasons she decided to make her off-the-record conversations with her close friends public and live an unfiltered life.

“I want women who will be just as unfiltered as I am in the conversation,” said Gray.

“The conversations I feel will push women to stretch themselves to a place where they don’t need to feel validated in any one title,” said Gray.

As women pursue being their best selves, Gray offers this advice, “Give yourself the necessary time and do the work on yourself.

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