Change the way you see

Identiry Crisis or What?

When someone doesn’t know who they are—when their sense of self is fragile, fractured, or built on insecurity—they often try to anchor their identity in control. And control masquerades as love until you look closely. A partner in identity crisis may manipulate, belittle, or dominate because they fear being insignificant, abandoned, or unseen.

Change the way you see

Gail Hamilton is a blind opera singer, motivational speaker, and author and, although she has been totally blind for more than thirty years, she has been assisting others in overcoming their obstacles, challenges, and daily struggles by pointing them towards creativity, and spontaneity. In this podcast, Gail challenges women to have high expectations of themselves and also change their perspective so that all things can be possible for them.

Change the way you see

Gail Hamilton is a blind opera singer, motivational speaker, and author and, although she has been totally blind for more than thirty years, she has been assisting others in overcoming their obstacles, challenges, and daily struggles by pointing them towards creativity, and spontaneity. Choosing not to be hindered by her disability, she competed in pageants, and in 2013, Gail was honored as the first blind woman to win the Ms. Colorado Senior America queen. She also won Fourth Runner Up in the National Ms. Senior America pageant held in Atlantic City, New Jersey.  Gail believes that no woman should see herself as less than and every woman should have high expectations of herself. For her, "Vision is internal, not external" and this is why she is guided by her heart, not her eyes. In today's discussion, she encourages every woman to change the way they see so that they can live a better life and soar into greatness.

The Empowered Woman must have goals

Dr. Fola Eniola, an entrepreneur and IT professional, is a Project Management Professional with a doctoral degree in  Management. She came to the US as a young adult several years ago through God's providence and, before embarking on the journey to the US, she set specific goals for herself that she hoped to attain and accomplish when she arrived here. Armed with a Bachelor's degree from her home country and a very strong faith in the God who brought her to the US, she was determined to work hard and leave no stone unturned in her quest for success.  Dr. Eniola shares how God helped her to accomplish her goals despite the challenges along the way and how all the goals were accomplished within the time frame she set for them to be accomplished.

Empower your other hand

Michelle Mras went through surgery for her rotator cuff and torn biceps on her dominant hand. In spite of the surgery, she had a lot of commitments including training sessions and she had to find a way to fulfill her commitments and also do all the things that she needed to do. With her right hand in a sling, she decided to empower her other hand and that was when she started to do things that she never imagined she could do with her left hand. Michelle states that the other hand is a metaphor for everyone around you who could help you grow and the encouragement is for the empowered woman to find ways to empower that other hand, whoever that person is.