Mae Yang is the founder of Meg Financial Wellness. She is a savvy business woman, mother of 5, author of the chapter “The Rule Breaker” in the recently-released book “Journey to Now”, and bad-boss patriarchy smasher.
Annie Kiser and Chandler te Velde are the wonder women behind the podcast The Naked Call and the financial brains behind Maia Wealth, a Denver-based Wealth Management firm. They are on a mission to deconstruct money to uncover what it truly means to be wealthy.
Ashley is an established speaker, facilitator, and subject matter expert on career, entrepreneurship, and motherhood. She is the founder of the startup “My VA Rocks”, which re-employs women who left the workforce during the pandemic.
Cordelia Gaffar is an extraordinary woman of many talents with a seemingly unending well of nurturing, giving, and teaching. She is an author, podcast host, coach, influencer, mother to 6 children (whom she homeschooled before the rest of the world was forced to) and international speaker.
Inspirer of women leaders, champion for healthy living.
The purpose of my work is to inspire women to live from a place of whole-life health and wellbeing. My mission is to create an army of glowing Healthy Women Leaders that operate from their internal well of personal power and unlimited potential. When we create harmony from within, we can show up as our best selves for everyone and everything that depends on us.
Have a look around and if you like what you see, please get in touch.
At long last, I am so excited to introduce Rekindle Your Creativity, a vibrant event series designed to inspire women to reconnect with their artistic passions while building meaningful new connections.
I'm excited to share that I will be kicking off Power Tuesday on 6/8 at 8:15am at TARRA with the talk: Blasting Through Your Personal Blockers: Navigating the Top 3 Issues that Shadow Women in Business. This is going down in Denver at the exceptionally aesthetic TARRA Workspace.
As a woman in business, having high standards is arguably a very good thing. High standards can help solidify your position as a bad boss business woman. But if those high standards go from helping the quality of your work to hindering your overall production, then we have a problem.
I’ve got a quick story to share, if you’ll indulge me? A friend and I were talking over a drink a couple days ago. We chatted about the end of 2022 and how the year had gone. This friend has had a tough year and often talks about starting an exercise routine or taking more time for herself.
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