Join the Movement & Transform Your Life
Falling into "the responsibility trap"
Taking credit for your hard-won accomplishments
Wondering if anyone wants a "strong" woman to love
Striking a balance between vulnerable & confident
Letting go of old fears about looking in the mirror
Finding time to take care of yourself & do the things you enjoy
Owning your power, loveability & self-worth
Summoning up the courage to put yourself out there & take big risks
"The event itself was wonderful. She's a wonderful moderator. Even though I have a different background than she and the other woman, on the call, I felt very welcome and it was so interesting to hear their stories and experiences."
"There's huge benefits to having compassionate receivers for your thoughts, and having a safe space to be able to voice your experiences, and how you perceive women's empowerment and how to encourage it. It's a wonderful forum.”
"It was a fun an interesting conversation and that can be very valuable especially to people who don’t have them all the time. This is a way to connect with people all over.”
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