recognize their inner strength, their kindness,
their loving qualities, or any number of other
positive attributes unique to that person. Since
each experience is personalized,
we can’t predict exactly what the
mirror would say, but I can tell
you that it is an incredibly positive
and supportive experience that
anybody on the ASD spectrum
would cherish and walk away empowered, knowing that they are
more than enough!
“How do you feel when you
look in the mirror?”
Zoom: What is next for The Mrs. and the “I’m
Enough” movement?
Andra: Following nearly 5 million viral views of
our video in multiple languages, we’ve been receiving an overwhelming amount of requests for
the Magic Mirror to visit cities all over the world
from people who want their loved ones to share
in this unique experience. So we’ve been bringing the Magic Mirror to malls across the country
where people can experience it first-hand. To
help us keep up with the mirror demands, we’ve
created “The Mrs. Magic Mirror” app that allows
people to send loving and supportive messages
(which we call “Enoughies”) to the people that
mean the most to them. The Mrs. Magic Mirror
app is free to download on Apple iTunes.
Furthermore, we have a debut EP in the works
with original songs about motherhood, balancing personal relationships, careers, marriages and
friendships, and other true-life experiences that
real women can relate to. We’re also getting calls
from big corporations (such as Toyota and Shell
Oil Company) to headline at their upcoming
events. It’s all happening so quickly, and we’re all
just enjoying every moment of it.
The Mrs. have generously
donated a bunch of
promotional goodies,
which we will be giving
away, so make sure you
follow ZOOM on
Facebook and subscribe to
our newsletter for updates
on how to win!
For additional information on The Mrs., including their tour schedule, or to download their
Magic Mirror app, visit The Mrs. website, like
The Mrs. on Facebook, and follow The Mrs. on
Twitter.
Do you have a Finding Balance tip? Send it to [email protected] with “Balance” in the subject line.
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