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Going for your Big Dream!
Five strategies for finding peace and fulfillment by quieting the inner
critic
Kelly has found from leading Women for the past 21
years, that Women are hard on themselves and they are usually the last
to know it. In this article Kelly honors Women's Dreams of Greatness,
and assists Women in distinguishing the mind messages that get in the
way of the pursuit of their dreams, with solutions for getting past what
stops them.
What would Jane say?
Finding permission to "speak up" and be your brilliant, powerful best!
Being powerful can be tricky – it can mean being
independent, in control, and self sufficient, and yet women are often
criticized for being this way when others feel threatened by it. Some
people think “being powerful” means you can’t have a vulnerable side,
causing women to feel like they have to hide their vulnerabilities or
risk losing credibility.
Know Thyself! Living authentically means we accept
responsibility for our lives. As the guardian of our happiness and
fulfillment, we are honest about where we are on the journey, how we
struggle, and what we need to overcome to manifest our brilliant,
powerful best. Living authentically means we accept responsibility for
understanding ourselves intimately, without pretense or shame.
Sisters, Unite!
Creating a Good ol’ Girl network to help women Play Big in the world
I love being a woman, and I love my Sisters! We are
powerhouses making a difference in the world! Women need to develop the
equivalent of the good ol’ boy system to get behind, believe in and
support each other. Choose to see every woman’s incredibleness, which
elevates the consciousness of women as a group.
In this article I am dedicating the Jane in the
Jungle movement to my mother, Kay Smith, my most significant female
role model, who had a beautiful spirit that was encouraging and
supportive. When I was growing up my mom was very excited that
the world would be different for me as a woman because of the
women's movement. She secretly read Gloria Steinem's work, and
was metaphorically turning summersaults in the kitchen, the main
room of the house she occupied.
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