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Call to Women: The Old Ways Are Not Working

It’s been a year since I took an online course for women called Feminine Power. It was profound and life changing.

Landing a book contract, a column in the Huffington Post, book collaborations with authors like Marci Shimoff and Jack Canfield, an opportunity to contribute for DailyOM – and a whole host of professional goodies that made 2012 one of my most exciting years ever – came about largely because of the tools I received from this online experience.

FACT: Women in the West today have truly become the most autonomous, free, independent, educated and powerful generation in recorded history…

So, with all this opportunity, WHY are studies showing that women are feeling less happy, more lonely, unwell and depressed than ever before?

This is the question that my good friends, women’s transformation experts, Claire Zammit, Ph.D.c. and bestselling author Katherine Woodward Thomas, MA, MFT, have been answering for the last seven years.

On Saturday October 13th, 2012 at 12 pm Eastern [9 am pacific] and again on Monday October 15th, 2012 at 8 PM Eastern [5 pm pacific], they will share the keys they’ve discovered in their work with hundreds of thousands of people at a special no charge online women’s event.

You’ll need to hear Claire and Katherine explain it, but this is the basic thread…

Women have been sourcing the wrong kind of power to create the things we are now most yearning for!

Those things your heart and soul are aching for such as right livelihood, true love, spiritual connection, creativity, the fulfilment of your higher calling, all require the awakening of feminine power to bring them forth.

Even if you can’t attend live, be sure you register and they’ll gladly send you the recording.

P.S. Help me spread the word and forward this invitation to all the women in your life.

Online Event

Click here to learn more and register

Photo: “Rest.” Mural in lunette from the Family and Education series by Charles Sprague Pearce. North Corridor, Great Hall, Library of Congress Thomas Jefferson Building, Washington, D.C.

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