How Rachel Green From F.R.I.E.N.D.S Inspired Me

Transformation


So Rachel transformed herself from a spoilt brat to an independent girl. She again transformed herself from a waitress to a person who worked in fashion - an industry that she was passionate about. She transformed from being a person who was bad at her job (waitressing) to a person who loved what they did for a living. She believed that she could change - something that is impossible for most of us. An example would be the sisters of Rachel - they both remained the same, they never changed, they continued to be spoiled brats into their adulthood. 

Acceptance

I really liked the way Rachel handled problems, she never freaked out a lot. She took what came and did what she could. For example, when she came to know she was pregnant, she did not over react, she handled it maturely. And when she was fired because her boss saw her interviewing for another company, she was not all devastated as many of us would be. Also, when she accidentally married Ross after getting drunk, she quickly reached at the solution of a divorce instead of being all bummed. I think she had this immensely great capacity to accept obstacles. 

Fashion

Rachel had those silky straight hair which are the dream of any woman. And she perfected her outfit every time with innovation. Also, she nailed layering her tees. She wore intricate and minimalistic necklaces. She made wearing maxi skirts look non-frumpy effortlessly. She also made staying lean look effortless. Her workwear was also unique and inspiring. All her outfits were stylish and sleek. A true fashionista. 

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