In this second of two-parts, we explore four of seven ingredients which constrain empowerment. Excerpted from Women, Motorcycles and the Road to Empowerment. The messages are universal, so if motorcycles are not your “thing”, substitute whatever works for you. Read …
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In this first of two-parts, we explore four of seven sources of fear which constrain empowerment. The messages are universal, so if motorcycles are not your “thing”, substitute whatever works for you. Excerpted from Women, Motorcycles and the Road to …
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In this second of two-parts, we explore three of seven ingredients which cultivate empowerment. Excerpted from Women, Motorcycles and the Road to Empowerment. The messages are universal, so if motorcycles are not your “thing”, substitute whatever works for you. Read …
Running the well dry is a insidious risk we all face. Demands from work, family, friends, clients and others all take energy, especially if they are in conflict with our inner guide. Fears of failure, worrying about the opinions of …
In this first of two-parts, we explore four of seven ways to cultivate empowerment. Excerpted from Women, Motorcycles and the Road to Empowerment. The messages are universal, so if motorcycles are not your “thing”, substitute whatever works for you. Infinite …
Riding with others can be very enjoyable. While I generally stay away from large groups, it’s fun to get out with one or two friends. I even like riding pillion sometimes if it’s with the right person. But solo journeys …
Thank you to Susan MacAulay at Amazing Women Rock for posting this article. 5 Women Inspire Others – featuring 5 of the women in Women, Motorcycles and the Road to Empowerment. Have you ever dreamed of having a great adventure? …
Measuring Success – One Mile at a Time Have you ever dreamt of doing something but written it off before you even start because it seems too daunting? A reality check combined with persistence and taking things one step at …
Taking a contemplative walk on a trail surrounding a pond nestled in the woods, my eye caught sight of a partially exposed one-inch rubber hose, thoughtlessly discarded by someone. I had already collected bits of plastic, remnants of coffee cups …
You’ve done it!! You’re Easy Rider! You’ve set a stretch goal, challenged yourself, doubted yourself – and succeeded. You’ve tasted the freedom, independence and adventure that riding a motorcycle delivers. You’re pumped with adrenaline and confidence, envisioning yourself riding down …
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