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Michelle

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@michelle_yogogirls
No desire to be taken seriously. Photography | Motion Design Italy Sept 17-Oct 2 > @thepoggio >> @audriasana Exclusive Content
  • Creators & Celebrities
  • Art & DIY
  • Following 5.2K
  • Followers 100.7K
  • Engagement 5.06%
  • Avg comments 113

About Michelle

Michelle (@michelle_yogogirls) is an Artista creator on Instagram, also filed under Creators & Celebrities and Art & DIY. The account has 100,654 followers and 775 published posts. Recent posts average 5,220 likes and 113 comments, an engagement rate of 5.06%.

An audience of 100.7K puts Michelle in the mid-tier, between 100,000 and 1 million followers. Michelle follows 5,152 accounts, so the audience is roughly 20 times the size of the list followed. Michelle carries Instagram's verified badge and is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files Michelle under 3 categories, led by Artista and followed by Creators & Celebrities and Art & DIY.

The Instagram bio for Michelle runs to 17 words across 5 lines. The bio mentions @thepoggio and @audriasana. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Michelle dates from January 1970.

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775 Posts

Michelle has built a substantial archive of 775 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 130 followers for each post published. Michelle also keeps 9 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 152 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include things, photos, thinking, life and sure.

I believe that creativity is meant to be wasted. There is an endless supply of invention gushing through us. And, when we are together with other inspirational humans, that creativity flows through us even more powerfully. Sure, some of it seeps through the cracks and streams into the ether. But it’s still there, waiting for the next time we are open and available to capture it and create magic. So don’t be afraid to start a project. Stay flexible and free in the unknowing. Just the act of making and getting messy will lead you to new and inventive ways of thinking.

Thank you for creating with me, Amrita,,, and
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Did you know that as little as 5 minutes of super high-intensity movement a day can prolong your life by 53 years? Did you also know that I just made that up?
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How come when something is in writing, some people automatically believe it to be true? Are they naive or just trusting? It's super important these days to keep an open mind and use your critical thinking when you hear "facts." Also, make sure to look at things from other's perspectives.
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So often, people think that their worldview is the only 'correct' view. There are so many life factors that make people perceive things differently. For instance, some people pour their milk before their cereal, sure they might be lunatics, but they are still people!
habitat: inhabit: inhabitant

The Geodesic Dome was developed initially in the 20th century by American engineer and architect R. Buckminster Fuller. Fuller worked to reimagine the planet as a place where we could coexist with nature and use fewer resources to sustain humanity by creating less with more.
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A little Missy to start your Saturday night. My pre-game starts at 4:30 bc I’m gonna be hitting that buffet at 5, tucked in by 8:30.

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Who am I kidding 7:30
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Got To Be Free…Tell me what freedom means to you.
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I had been eyeing this overgrown wildflower-filled spot full of beebalm, grey-headed coneflower, and iron plant for a while as I rode by on my morning workouts. It had just rained, so they were dripping with dew. Honeybees swarmed flowers as I tried to tuck in-between the daisies.
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I ventured into a narrow creek bed and walked along the overgrown path to a beautiful sunlit area. As I walked, the camera brushed against the wet plants leaving droplets of water on the lens. So, when we started taking backlit photos, the lens created a gleaming rainbow effect over the image in the first shot.
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As I climbed out, I realized I had been whipped by rice-cut grass that had scraped my bare legs, created a natural tattoo of sorts. It was a great morning, aside from the mosquitos, and I will try that water droplet effect again soon. Let me know if you try it and send me your results.
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Ages ago, I would live my life wanting these impossible dreams; I would have incredibly high expectations of how things should be. Then, when things didn't turn out the way I had envisioned, I would get down on the person, situation, and even myself for even thinking things would go My WAY.
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As I have gotten older, I've learned there is no MY WAY. So I've lowered my expectations of pretty much everything. By doing this, you let go of control and leave room for improvisation.
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I may sound a bit pessimistic to some, but the truth is if you want to be happy and more carefree, you need to stop thinking so much. Instead, work at the things that matter. The things that make you successful and happy. Worrying about things that don't matter is just a distraction to focusing on the big problems you need to solve.
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Take these photos, for instance. When we shot them this morning, I was like, whatever we get is fine. The light was super low, and the environment was meh. When I got home, I pulled them up on my computer, and the colors were also peculiar, not quite right. So I turned them black and white and voila! They feel more right and vintage, which was my ultimate goal.
Not worrying left more room open for me to be creative. I could think outside of any constraints because I let go of all expectations.
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When was the last time you got caught in the rain or crawled down a mysterious hole in the ground? How did it make you feel? Did you laugh with joy and play as the sky fell? Were you scared of the dark or annoyed the rain ruined your do? (yeah, a lot is going on in this paragraph).
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As we got to our secret waterfall hole in the forest, the sky turned slate grey, and we heard crashing thunder in the distance. We sprinted on the muddy trail then climbed down the rock wall to find a tiny bit of cover under the rocks. We sat crouched, waiting for the brunt of the storm to pass until our legs and feet were tingling. Forgetting a raincoat, my freshly styled hair was sopping wet. But, no worries, braids will do.
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Then as the rain slowly became a sprinkle, the sky opened up, and the sun softly shone through the misty sky to create a perfect lightbox for taking photos in a *waterfall hole.
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Many times in life, things don't go as planned. But, when you can go with the flow instead of fighting with or getting upset at the circumstances, your "plans" will always turn out as intended, and most of the time, they turn out even better and leave a lasting impression in your mind!
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*See post from May 30 & March 31 for the hole.
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Do you love the freedom of riding your bike as much as I do? I feel like riding is a metaphor for life. Climbing hills are life’s challenges. You work hard to ascend to the top, then you get that adrenaline rush after with a super fast downhill.
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Taking time to care for our machines is just as important as caring for the strong bodies that power them on our adventures. When we're done exploring on our bicycles we always finish by cleaning them up and seeing to it that they are ready to go the next time the road is calling us out. What are some tips you'd be willing to share to help us go faster?
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Here are my top 5 bike maintenance suggestions to keep you rolling smooth.
1. Wash Your Bike - We use a low pressure sprayer, scrub brushes and dish soap. Afterward make sure to lube your chain!
2. Clean Your Bottles - Energy drinks can leave residue that will form mold quickly.
3. Charge Your Batteries - Electric Shifting (purrrrr), Power Meter, Whoop Strap, Fit Bit, or your accessory of choice uses a battery to keep you on track during intervals.
4. Rinse Your Helmet - Sweat can deteriorate padding and foam inside your helmet, a rinse with water after a ride will dry quickly and get out that salty residue.
5. Laundry Time - We wash our gear in cold water, on the gentle cycle, and hang to dry. Try half a cup of white vinegar in laundry to freshen things up after a day in the saddle.
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I've always been a visual person. Even when I was young, I knew that I wanted to be an artist. So I visualize what isn't in front of me and then spend time creating that object, photograph, or even handstand transition. Here are a few steps to visualization if you have something you want to accomplish.
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First, think about what you want to do in your mind.
Second, describe it out loud so you can hear what you are thinking.
Third, watch other people do similar things to inspire your actions. Sometimes it's good to watch others to get yourself motivated and excited.
Fourth, visualize yourself doing the process to make what you want to happen happen. It doesn't need to be complicated or lengthy, just enough to get you going.
Fifth, GO! and don't be afraid to fall or fail. That is where the learning begins.
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We all have different strengths. But, even if you don't highlight yours via Instagram, you have extraordinary talents that are rare to others.
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Tell me how you use visualization to fulfill your passions

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Michelle's engagement

Michelle's engagement rate on Instagram is 5.06%, between 3% and 6%, or 3 to 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 20 followers. An average post collects 5,220 likes and 113 comments, close to 46 likes for each comment.

Engagement rate

5.06%

Avg likes
5.2K
Avg comments
113
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Who is Michelle?

Michelle (@michelle_yogogirls) is an Artista creator on Instagram, also filed under Creators & Celebrities and Art & DIY. Michelle carries Instagram's verified badge and is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for Michelle runs to 17 words across 5 lines.

How many followers does Michelle have?

Michelle has 100,654 followers on Instagram (100.7K). Michelle follows 5,152 accounts, so the audience is roughly 20 times the size of the list followed. Michelle has built a substantial archive of 775 posts.

What is Michelle's engagement rate?

Michelle's engagement rate on Instagram is 5.06%, between 3% and 6%, or 3 to 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 20 followers. An average post collects 5,220 likes and 113 comments, close to 46 likes for each comment.

What does Michelle post about on Instagram?

Flinque files Michelle under 3 categories, led by Artista and followed by Creators & Celebrities and Art & DIY. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Michelle repeatedly use the words things, photos, thinking, life and sure. Michelle writes those captions mainly in English. Michelle keeps 9 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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