This summer, Northamptonshire hosted its wellbeing festival and Success Partners LTD took part in a number of events which included two emotional wellbeing workshops for women from diverse backgrounds.  And as a result, Success Partners LTD/eWoman Enterprises LTD will be launching eWoman Groups in the region, to promote the wellbeing and development of women in a supportive environment.

 

Interested in eWoman Groups? We are looking to establish eWoman Groups worldwide by partnering with women's groups and organisations. If you are interested, please contact us.

 

Gladys Famoriyo was a speaker at the "Woman Arise" Conference in Newcastle, hosted by Pastor Thomas Akinkunmi. In her speech, Gladys highlighted the importance of women proactively managing their emotional wellbeing. One of her sessions aptly titled, "Want Success? Deal With Your Baggage!" empowered the attendees take personal responsibility for their wellbeing.

 

Gladys Famoriyo spoke to an audience of women in Corby about the impact of unresolved issues in the lives of women. Gladys used her concept of the ten Female Hybrid Types (mentioned in her book) to emphasize the impact of our emotional baggage has on our attitudes, beliefs and behaviours. As a result, Corby will be launching their first eWoman Group in autumn 2009.

 

Frequently, I am asked by groups and organisations,  what works when it comes to empowering, developing and advancing women. After 13 years in the field, my answer is simply this: develop them from the inside out. Rather than focusing your efforts on changing their behaviours directly, coach and support them in making internal shifts in their attitudes and beliefs. This is key because our attitudes and beliefs underpin our behaviours. However, once the individual makes the necessary shifts, sooner or later, this is reflected in modified behaviours. From my experience, adopting this approach tends to yield lasting change which promotes personal growth and success. 

Owing to the large interest in running eWoman Groups, we will be running regional training events for our volunteer facilitators. The first event will be in Northamptonshire. Click here for more information. About eWoman Groups:  eWoman Groups is a new initiative aimed at promoting the wellbeing and development of women. The groups form supportive forums, built on trust, where women Meet, Share & Learn. Click here to read more.