Please join me as we welcome three powerful ladies that believe anything is possible if you raise your vibration.

We have all heard “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you”, and our guests today live and breathe that belief.

It is always refreshing when we meet women that make a difference, upset the industry standard, and prove that women have a place as entrepreneurs in what is believed to be a “Man's world”.

Join us this week as Lead Up for Women interviews attendees from the luncheon of the Music City, has discussions with Allyson Greek on how she is able to build a phenomenal team with Allstate Insurance and how Andrea Adams-Miller was able to build a non-profit organization that spreads joy and happiness.

We are live this week from the Jabz-Queen Creek Studio in Arizona! Denalee Karr is the owner of this Franchise and will open the show with her story of how she started her business and how through determination and hard work you can make your dreams come true!

Lorrie Richins opens the show with her journey of a past that came back to haunt her as an adult.

Join us this week as we interview a few attendees from the cozy Columbus, OH Luncheon held on July 25th, 2019. Special guest Co-Host Keira Pulson will be joining me in the studio to enlighten us with her knowledge on being an intuitive energetic healer.

This week, Lead Up for Women is joined by two very special guests that are HUGE supporters of Women business owners. Erin Joy will join us as our guest speaker in Columbus, OH for our monthly luncheon and she knew, from experience, that it’s lonely at “the top”.

This week I welcome guests and attendees that spent 3 power-packed hours being inspired and learning how to Standout by leading without permission at our Boston, MA Lead Up for Women Luncheon. Join us as we share the take-aways from the Metro Meeting Center, and hear a little about how you too can jump on the “write your story” and “live your life NOW” train!

This week I welcome two guests that award people in two totally different ways. Stephanie Lee Jackson shares how as a highly sensitive person herself, she understands the importance of buildings which restore the spirit, rather than creating functional overwhelm.