Help Grow the Movement🔗 Share this issue with your network Final WordsThis work is heavy. It’s public, it’s political, and it’s personal. And some days, it will convince you that you’re the only one carrying it. You’re not. From California to the Carolinas, from city halls to state chambers, I work with women navigating the same disinformation, the same exhaustion, and the same relentless expectations. It’s not your leadership that’s broken. It’s the systems. But systems can be reshaped, and you don’t have to do it alone. Begin with the Quick Start Guide. Or go deeper and apply for The Catalyst Power Retainer™. Your power move is overdue.
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