
Symone
Rooted in resilience. Welcoming wonder.
Our story
I’m Symone, a disabled veteran, entrepreneur, and wellness creator. I’m a woman who has learned how to keep serving and creating space for wellness while rebuilding through some incredibly difficult chapters. I’ve poured the majority of my life into helping others reconnect with joy, wellness and themselves. Right now, I’m beginning again in ways I never expected, learning that sometimes strength isn’t pushing through. Sometimes it’s allowing yourself to be held and carried. This season has tested my faith and strength in ways I never thought possible. Still yet, I do my best to show up in the best ways I can.
What the weekend would mean to us
This would be so much more than a beautiful weekend away. It would be a chance to exhale and release the weight of what I’ve been carrying. I’ve spent so much of my life being resourceful, creating, building and finding ways forward. I’ve realized how rare it is that I allow myself to simply receive to replenish so I can show up better. Milk & Honey Ranch has been somewhere I’ve genuinely wanted to experience for a while, which makes this feel especially meaningful. A weekend surrounded by nature, beauty and stillness would give me space to come back to myself before stepping this chapter that is beyond demanding. The financial gift would create breathing room during a season of major transition, while also allowing me to pour support back into the wellness work I’ve built to serve others. There’s something beautiful about receiving something life changing and allowing a piece of it to ripple outward. The Universe will always bless our efforts. Together, the experience and the gift would represent a long deserved rest for where I’ve been, support for where I am, possibility for where I’m going, and what I can continue giving! Thank you so much!
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Their supporters
If an entry that comes through Symone’ link wins the national final, Symone win a free two-night stay at the ranch — whatever happens in their own bracket.