Betsy and Lonnee talk about what it means to be a late bloomer and why it’s never too late to reset your life. Lonnee shares a guiding idea from her book:
To encapsulate, this is the first event of a year-long series- #EMPOWERMENT: It’s a Treacherous New World, We Help You Navigate
Sande gave an example of how we use the word ‘just’ in a sentence which diminishes our value. Betsy and Sande also discussed following your gut instincts and using your voice!
Danielle Pitts is the owner of Salon Daw in Poughkeepsie, NY, and is passionate about everything involving hair, health, beauty, and empowering girls and women of black and brown skin.
In this interview, Peruquois and Betsy discussed how society puts people in “boxes” by limiting their potential, how we are happiest by only being our authentic selves, and how important it is to find our own voice!
She believes there is no great secret to creating a massively profitable business that aligns with your soul’s purpose. There is, however, a need to shift your mindset to get there.
Know that true love starts within, and the book will give you all the tips, strategies, and know-how to position yourself to love yourself and then identify true love.
how we all have hurt and pain and it is what we learn from our experiences and what we do with the knowledge that matters! How events shaped us to be better people, and lead us to paths we didn’t expect! Sande…
“We are all in a position to grow beyond our present state of mind. The Science of Empowerment is written so that you will become inspired to challenge your threshold of limited thinking.”
The artichoke became a teaching lesson when Judy, with her young family, moved into military housing in California to find artichokes in their yard