That is the theme of Jean Harper and Dr. Nancy O’Reilly and many more women throughout the world. The network of women discovering how powerful they can be is growing minute-by-minute. It’s exciting and inspiring.
Watch Jean’s new Moxy Women Movie and find inspiration from the women featured there and the images and music that can make your heart soar.
Then listen to the interview Dr. Nancy did with Jean last June. Jean talks about how her sister’s life and death inspired her to turn her business, “Women Taking Care of Business,” into a force for women everywhere. The image that looks so much like Elizabeth Taylor on the beginning of the movie is Jean’s beautiful sister.
If you find a kernel of truth about yourself in anything you see and hear here, listen. Personally, I’m very lucky that I have always been encouraged to follow my dream. Yet, I have two quotes above this screen where these words appear: “Practice what you want to be.” Dr. Nancy O’Reilly; “When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be.” Lao Tzu. I realize that am the author of my own limitations. And I must practice to be more than I perceive as possible.
I hope you find the movie inspiring. And you increase your own personal power and that of other women you meet.
at the request of divorce attorneys to provide support for women, and she is the host of the radio show Single Again – Now What? She offers ideas to help women with their changing identities, and to reinvent themselves not only to survive, but to actually thrive after the breakup of a relationship. Her mission today includes helping couples prevent economic problems from destroying otherwise healthy marriages. Dr. Nancy shares some of the many emails she receives (email her at
empowered leaders. She offers guidelines for what young girls need in order to become leaders, how working women can market and believe in themselves, and tips for selling your ideas, reinventing the kind of career you really want, and promoting yourself to your employer and others. Listen now.

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