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"It doesn't have to be around the world. Everybody has their own challenge to face and it's having the confidence that you can do it. You'll be amazed at what you can achieve. If we can do this {sail around the world} you can do it." ~Dee Caffari

The first all female crew in over a decade is embarking on one of the greatest races of all time; sailing around the world in the Volvo Ocean Race. The crew of fourteen consists of moms, a world record holder, a journalist, a meteorologist, a cowgirl, an engineer, a community organizer; basically an incredibly dedicated group of sailors who have been training for over two years.

Team SCA is covering approximately 40,000 miles over several months in a race that is referred to as the Mt. Everest of sailing. It's a feat that many would consider impossible but crew member Dee Caffari believes that everything is possible with the right training and determination. In fact, the crew goes beyond the sea to inspire other women and teach them tips and techniques to live healthy lives and in full potential.

"[Women] this is the hour of your greatness. This is the time when humanity needs you. We need to join together as co-creators of a world and experience our full spiritual and social potential. It's really a call to realize your own greatness within each of us." ~Barbara Marx Hubbard

It's not a far stretch to think within the near future we could be celebrating our first female president. In fact a recent Gallup Poll suggests that 95% of Americans would vote for a women to become president.

The big question is, "What will it take to make a woman President of the United States?"

Marianne Schnall founder of Feminist.com, a leading women's website and non-profit organization asked this question to over 60 men & women who are cutting edge in their field including, Nancy Pelosi, Maya Angelou, Nicholas Kristof, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Sheryl Sandberg and more.

Learn what you can do and how we can encourage women and girls to be leaders in their lives.

With a "do what you love" attitude, legendary award winning country music singer-songerwriter Lee Ann Womack is paving a new road for country singers in Nashville; one that sticks to the story, embraces authenticity and challenges the "music machine".