I'm one of those people who always has a lot to say — and probably more than my friends and family would prefer. I talk when I'm nervous. I talk when I'm bored. I talk to my mom and dad on the phone every morning about the very simple chicken recipe I cooked the night before. But, I've learned in the past year that there's a big difference between talking for the sake of talking and using your voice with intention. The latter is powerful — it can change the course of your life, and others'.

In the journey to finding the most powerful version of herself, Rachel Brosnahan has made a conscious effort to surround herself with others who have found — and revel in — their own power.

This year, Bustle is asking women and non-binary people in Hollywood: What’s one pledge you’ve made to yourself in your career, and what are you doing to keep that progress going?

How #MeToo Changed What We Watch

Take a look at how the entertainment industry and our own media consumption habits have — and haven’t — changed as a result of the #MeToo movement.