ABOUT ENOUGH
This isn’t just a brand. It’s a cultural intervention.
A reminder for anyone who’s ever felt like they weren’t enough. A movement where every voice, story, and truth matters.
OUR FOUNDING PARTNERS
The voices who put their names — and their stories — behind the movement.

Blake Mycoskie
Founder of the One for One Movement and lover of life Redefining entrepreneurship to bring mental health, purpose, and social good to the forefront of business and culture.

Kid Cudi
Musician, Actor & Men's Mental Health Advocate Using his music and story to break the stigma around mental health and inspire a generation of men to speak their truth.

Jaimie Alexander
Actress, Ambassador, Mental Health Advocate Championing mental health awareness and standing alongside underserved communities, she uses her voice to turn visibility into meaningful support.

Chancé Hindir-Lane
Founder, Speaker, Podcast Host & Creator Helping women and mothers prioritize well-being, pursue meaningful careers, and make space for themselves.

Kevin Love
NBA CHAMPION & MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCATE Bringing honesty and vulnerability to the world of sports, championing a culture where asking for help is a sign of strength.

Victoria Garrick Browne
Non-Profit Founder, Podcast Host & Content Creator Using radical honesty to rewrite how we talk about body image, pressure, and self-worth on and off the field.

Yung Pueblo
Author, Poet & Modern Meditation Teacher Helping millions reconnect with themselves through simple truths, emotional clarity, and everyday healing.

Kevin Hines
Author, Speaker & Advocate Sharing lived experience with honesty and hope to help people feel less alone and remind us that our lives have meaning, even in our hardest moments.

Chella Man
Founding Partner, Artist, Actor & Activist Chella Man is known for using their platform to advocate for Deaf, trans, and disabled communities. Through their work in art and storytelling, they challenge traditional narratives around identity and encourage people to embrace the power of their authentic selves.
OUR ADVISORY BOARD
Our conscience and compass. From writers to researchers and healers to thought leaders, each member brings clarity, depth, compassion, and expertise to our mission.

Diego Perez / Yung Pueblo
Yung Pueblo is a writer, poet, and meditation teacher whose words on healing, self-love, and inner growth have reached millions worldwide. His insights help ensure our message stays deeply human and universally relatable.

Dr. Alfiee
Dr. Alfiee is a nonprofit founder and philanthropist focused on equity, access, and community-based care. Her work has empowered people of color and young people across the country, helping guide our mission with intention, inclusion, and real-world impact.

Kristin Neff
Kristin Neff is a researcher, author, and teacher who introduced the world to the science of self-compassion. Her work has redefined how we understand strength and self-worth. Her guidance helps ground our message in compassion, reminding us that being enough begins with how we treat ourselves.

Meg Josephson
Meg Josephson is a licensed therapist and author of the New York Times bestseller, "Are You Mad At Me?" Her honest reflections on healing, boundaries, and self-worth have created a powerful space for collective growth. Her guidance helps keep ENOUGH's message raw, relatable, and grounded in emotional truth.

Nedra Glover Tawwab
Nedra Glover Tawwab is a licensed therapist and New York Times bestselling author known for her work on boundaries, relationships, and emotional health. Her guidance helps people honor their needs, build healthier connections, and remember that self-worth begins with self-respect.

Laurie Santos
Laurie Santos is a cognitive scientist and Yale professor who studies what actually helps people live happier, more fulfilling lives. Her work, including the Science of Well-Being course, supports ENOUGH by pairing emotional truth with science and challenging the beliefs that keep us stuck.
WE NEED YOUR HELP
We want every single human to know that they are enough. Share the bracelet, become an ambassador, or simply stay in the loop. Be the reason someone feels enough.