Women and Global Leadership

Women – who are we? Why are we so unique? Why are we such a powerful and crucial energy force to our ever-changing chaotic, global, political world?

Women – who ARE we? We are a complex species of humanity vital to the energy flow of society. Our innate gifts as women – love, wisdom, nurturing and leadership are crucial to the survival of our modern global world and the human race.

Our evolutionary search for self, regardless of race, age, background, religion or profession has increasingly escalated and continues to evolve over time. Gender stereotypes that have limited or constricted our life options in the past have and continue to lift. We have/are continuing to reclaim our power as women. We are shaping our own lives – and in the process, the world around us.

Our Innate gifts as women Can and Will change the world.

Love –a basic element for the survival of all creatures great and small. As women, we have a unique innate gift of love, nurturing and a need to care for others. We have a natural tendency to live life more from our hearts, from an intuitive space. If one were to ponder the statement, “Live Life more from the Heart”, and apply it to our complex modern world, it becomes a very powerful message to society at large.

Add the word, collectively, to the above statement. “Live Life More from the Heart, and collectively . . .” and the phrase ‘Together We Can’ rises to the forefront. Continue with “Live Life more from the Heart and collectively Change the World”, and we have a strong statement, yielding a message that we, as women can have a profound effect on the future of humanity. We are role models for our male counterparts. Working together collectively, rather than individually, from a place of heart can create a field of energy much more receptive to awareness, cohesiveness and change.

Wisdom - our wisdom and knowledge through experience, education and determination has and continues to allow us to formulate and change ideas into reality. We understand we live in a global world whose consciousness is changing. We as women understand and know how to cross cultural, economic and religious barriers. Our involvement in politics is crucial for our ability to move forward on a higher more effective level. Our innate female qualities are a Key ingredient for humanity to solve global issues synergistically.

We live in a current state of “Trance” – paralysis – living individually rather than collectively working together to implement lasting positive change.

Leadership – We are beautiful in our own right. We are women, wives, partners, mothers, caretakers, providers . . . our multiple roles continue. We raise families single-handedly with courage, determination and hope for our children. So many brave women have gone before us, courageously leading the way for others to follow. The legacies of Eleanor Roosevelt, Mother Theresa, and Helen Keller, to name a few are with us forever.

Peace, poverty, hunger, and our environment – some of our biggest global issues, are in a state of extreme urgency. With our innate qualities as women, we have the ability to lead boldly, effectively -with female compassion. Our current leadership is filled with numerous gaps. It will take US, Women, to step up and fill these voids, ‘black holes’, for us to develop and integrate long-term, effective solutions.

Women – who ARE we? We are individuals gifted with unique innate qualities necessary for the longevity of the human race.

Why are we so KEY to overcoming serious Global Issues? In order for an ecosystem to survive there needs to be balance. Our current leadership is imbalanced. Global cooperation is necessary for change to occur. Women have the ability to lead effectively, from the heart, to reunite peoples, communities, and nations.

WE are the missing link – the piece of the puzzle that ‘completes’ our global leadership. Global consciousness is changing. Our ability to move forward collectively, together as women, Can and Will Change the World.

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