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Tasha M. Scott tells her story about how she achieved success on the outside only to have her life crumble on the inside until she was coached through removing layers that hid her true motives and was able to build her success and life on a firm foundation of faith.

Nancy Michaels tells her story of surviving dying in organ replacement surgery and the tsunami of health problems that followed, keeping her in and out of the hospital for an entire year. Relearning to walk and talk, she became a passionate patient advocate.

Cate Montana discusses her journey to find enlightenment only to find that she appreciated and needed her ego as a tool to function in the physical world.

Author Michele Weldon talks about her memoirs and tells the importance of sharing your truth and liberating yourself by taking the next step and creating a new story and truth for your life.

Allyson Byrd, The Profit Accellator, coaches clients to say yes to unimaginable possibilities and be the top of their field to create a life full of love and joy and a world full of goodness.

Ragan O'Reilly Thomson shares her story about how she struggled for years with various problems until she reached out and asked for help, then to find that her true path was as an intuitive healer and transformational life coach

Penney Peirce talks about how the accelerated information age is making a leap into the intuition age and requires non-linear thinking and a transformation of perception to keep up.

Regina Huber tells how lack of self-confidence prohibits women from getting promotions to become leaders. They need to get noticed and she shares techniques for "Transforming Your Performance" to Speak Up, Stand Out and Shine!

Gloria Feldt talks about how women need to redefine their feelings about power and see it as a tool to reach their goals. Her foundation Take the Lead provides programs for women to help themselves reach parity by 2025.

Sarah Acer discusses how Align Communication and Creative helps organizations deliver social change and a positive impact on the world, focusing on her role with Take the Lead, which is working to create parity for women by 2025.

Kristin Andress tells how her new book, Be Good for Goodness Sake, helps people discover the goodness within them and how following the journey can lead the reader to pure love.

Lia Suzuki shares her story of discovering Aikido as not just a great workout, but a larger skill for peaceful conflict resolution and how she has now taken it beyond her dojo into helping others in the community.

Terra Renee talks about the struggles of African American Women in the entertainment industry and why she founded African American Women in Cinema to help them and other diverse women get support and access for their creative work.

Summer Anderson describes how her Human Capital Solutions provides executive management that complements team synergy to generate innovation and success.

Mayor Helene Schneider tells why she ran for public office and why it's important for women to participate in politics: to bring up issues not discussed by others, to lead with their unique skills and add much needed diversity to problem solving.

Interview with Dr. Sheila Robinson, founder of Diversity Woman Magazine, shares Sheila's journey to success and how she hopes to help educate and empower others to achieve their own success.

Monique Tallon shares her insights into how women's natural feminine strengths make excellent leadership skills for companies in the 21st Century.

Joanna Krotz discusses how women can be more successful in business by becoming entrepreneurs and achieving their purpose and profits their way.

Two recently accredited Leadership Ambassadors talk about the benefits of Take The Lead's Power Tools Train the Trainer Program for their personal growth and to create parity for women by 2025.

Dr. Janet Rose Wojtalik discusses the need for being aware of the messages we give our daughters that creates self-reliance and confidence in problem-solving or weakness and dependence on others.