Achieving My Purpose

06/10/2023

This is such great advice. It also applies to your success in school and at work.

If you want to make more money in your business, then I'm going to share with you how to do it, so listen up!

The first thing you need to do is evaluate these three things:

Your mindset
Your systems
Your network

Start with your mindset. Do you believe that you're capable and worthy of making more money in your business? If you evaluate your mindset and find it's the gap, fix it by working on your belief. If it's not your mindset, then move onto your systems.

Do you have the right systems in place to be able to scale your business and make more money? Are they all working efficiently or do you have systems that are creating bottlenecks in your business? Evaluate whether your systems are working or if you need to implement new ones.

Finally, look around you at the people in your network. Are you hanging around other women more successful than you that are pushing you forward, or are you the most successful woman in the room? Hang around other woman that challenge you to be better!

Do these three things and you'll start to see your income increase!
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05/26/2023

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05/25/2023

05/25/2023

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05/17/2023

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05/12/2023

Drumroll, please! 🥁 We are thrilled to announce the 2023 Celebration of Women Achieving My Purpose Honorees! 🌟 Join us in celebrating these incredible individuals who have significantly impacted their communities and beyond. 🎉

Tickets for the event on May 11th are still available at https://celebration.achievingmypurpose.org/.

Wendy Valenzuela is Senior Government Affairs Representative for Arizona Public Service, the largest electric utility provider in Arizona. She is responsible for maintaining relationships with governmental, business and community leaders. For nine years, she has driven policy at the local and state levels for APS.

Prior to her role at APS, Wendy worked for two years at the City of Phoenix as Chief of Staff. From 2004 to 2011, Wendy served as Director of Government & Media Relations at a political consulting firm providing strategic advice to clients in political campaigns and policy initiatives. Wendy started in Arizona politics in 2003 as an intern for Congressman Ed Pastor.

Wendy earned her Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Santa Clara University and a Master of Public Administration from Arizona State University. She serves on the board of directors for Phoenix Theatre Company, Children’s Action Alliance, Leading for Change, and Valley of the Sun United Way Public Policy Committee and previously served on the Maricopa Community Colleges Foundation Board and the American Heart Association Go Red for Women Executive Leadership Committee. Wendy and her husband, Daniel Valenzuela, live in Phoenix and enjoy spending time with their children and dogs.

05/11/2023

Drumroll, please! 🥁 We are thrilled to announce the 2023 Celebration of Women Achieving My Purpose Honorees! 🌟 Join us in celebrating these incredible individuals who have significantly impacted their communities and beyond. 🎉

Tickets for the event on May 11th are still available at https://celebration.achievingmypurpose.org/.

Mary Mitchell serves as Co-CEO, Girl Scouts—Arizona Cactus-Pine Council. Prior to serving in the role of Co-CEO, she served for a year, as Interim co-CEO. In her 25 years of service, she also served a 3-year tenure as Deputy Director and has held several roles at the council to include in fund development, finance, volunteer services, membership services, and community engagement. Mary serves as the senior advisor for the organization’s work related to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Racial Justice and holds expertise in the areas of community-building, engagement, collaborative practices and team-oriented design. She is a recipient of the 2023 Outstanding Women in Business Award, Phoenix Business Journal and is a 2023 Achieve, Building a Future Awardee. She is the 2023 co-Chair, Membership Committee, International Women’s Forum AZ; and, is a past recipient of the 2020 WNBA Phoenix Mercury, We Believe in Women Award. Mary is a 2017 Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust Fellow; a member of Arizona Community Foundation, African American Women’s Giving and Empowerment Circle; and is a graduate of Valley Leadership, Class 26. She has served on several nonprofit boards and is a current Vice President of the Board for Arizona Legal and Women Youth Services.

05/11/2023

Drumroll, please! 🥁 We are thrilled to announce the 2023 Celebration of Women Achieving My Purpose Honorees! 🌟 Join us in celebrating these incredible individuals who have significantly impacted their communities and beyond. 🎉

Tickets for the event on May 11th are still available at https://celebration.achievingmypurpose.org/.

Constable Mahogany Kennedy received her bachelor’s from Arizona State University, and a Masters in Business Administration with an emphasis in Project Management from Grand Canyon University. Her focus is to inform the public about Serving Orders of Protection, Orders Prohibiting Harassment and other legal documents.

Mahogany is a native of the South Mountain/Laveen Community and currently serves as Constable, and it means so much to her to give back. For over 15 years, she worked with disconnected youth in her community to help them with the necessary resources in order to be successful adults with the services they need. Most recently she worked for Chicanos Por La Causa (CPLC) as a Program Coordinator in conjunction with Arizona @ Work.

Currently Mahogany serves as a Commissioner of the Arizona Constable Ethics Board where she is able to assist her fellow Constables stay on track to effectively service the community.

05/11/2023

Drumroll, please! 🥁 We are thrilled to announce the 2023 Celebration of Women Achieving My Purpose Honorees! 🌟 Join us in celebrating these incredible individuals who have significantly impacted their communities and beyond. 🎉

Tickets for the event on May 11th are still available at https://celebration.achievingmypurpose.org/.

Lakisa Muhammad is a fierce activist, storyteller, educator, and cultural preservationist. She serves the community as a homebirth midwife who is driven by a desire to see community traditions and ceremony reflected in birth options. With the ancestral knowledge of the Grand Midwife of the South in her veins paired with modern intervention when needed, Lakisa yearns for a time when midwives were the chosen care provider for healthy women and their families. With pride, she worked as a birth doula for over 10 years.

She serves as the Executive Director of the Phoenix Birth Foundation and a founder and leader of the Arizona Birth Workers of Color Group. Lakisa was the organizer of the first Black Breastfeeding Week celebration in the state of Arizona and continues to help offer this event yearly. Lakisa was a key contributor in the creation of the pilot program for Birth Behind Bars at Estrella Women’s Jail in Maricopa County.

Lakisa provides care in the Phoenix Metro area and its suburbs where she calls home with her husband and 3 children.

05/11/2023

Drumroll, please! 🥁 We are thrilled to announce the 2023 Celebration of Women Achieving My Purpose Honorees! 🌟 Join us in celebrating these incredible individuals who have significantly impacted their communities and beyond. 🎉

Tickets for the event on May 11th are still available at https://celebration.achievingmypurpose.org/.

Kiana Maria Sears is a high-energy relationship builder and community leader, who believes if you value people, success will be the by-product. KianaMaria is passionate about for civil rights especially climate, economic and education and holds the belief that public education is America’s most vital institution.

Kiana Maria Sears holds many roles and is grateful, that one of her labels is a Christian because it is God who empowers her to get so much done. KianaMaria Sears is the most senior elected official on the Mesa School Board and the only minority ever elected in it's 77 year history , she serves on the Board of Directors for the National School Board Association, while currently serving as the President of the East Valley NAACP, Vice President of the Black Alliance of Arizona and works full time for her alma mater Arizona State University as Program Director of Faith Based Outreach and Community Partnerships & Founder of the RISE Leadership Institute at ASU.

Kiana Maria Sears is a proud public administrator, public policy maker, political and civil rights leader but is most proud of her amazing daughters, who both serve and lend their time and talent to public service. Her youngest daughter serves the BIPOC disability community through advocacy and her elder daughter ensures resources and fair treatment is afforded to community members in her court in her capacity as Justice of the Peace.