Have you been taught it's not good to brag, people don't like braggarts, or you shouldn't toot your own horn?

Forget that! See how bragging is reframed, and why we should celebrate ourselves and other women.

“Bragging is about becoming more of who you are and bringing forward your best parts with authenticity, pride, and enthusiasm. It’s about telling your story in a way the showcases your strengths. It’s a way of building a bridge to others and to better opportunities.” ~ Peggy Klaus, Brag! The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn Without Blowing It

A Happy Hour of Sisterhood and Brags

Let's celebrate good news, new growth, accomplishments, and the women we are!

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This is a sacred safe space. Please respect all your sisters. This event will not be recorded.

Meet Arlene Karole

New Released: Just Diagnosed, Breast Cancer

Just Diagnosed, Breast Cancer is based on Arlene Karole’s personal experience. Her book is dedicated to helping others become self-aware and empowered by taking charge of a breast cancer diagnosis.

Just Diagnosed, Breast Cancer started with scores of sticky notes as Arlene Karole began navigating the early stages of her diagnosis.

Voluminous research and numerous consultations with doctors and discussions with friends followed, ultimately leading to this book, designed to teach, inspire, and empower. No matter your unique diagnosis, stage of breast cancer, stage of life, or gender (men get breast cancer too!), you have choices regarding your attitude, approach, and health-care decisions.

Arlene Karole is a certified healthcare professional (CHCP), lifelong learner, journaler, and educator. She is also the director of the Office of Academic Engagement, Education, and Communications in the Department of Cardiology at Northwell Health. Arlene serves as an Adjunct Assistant Professor at St. John's University in New York City. Based on her personal experience, her book is dedicated to helping others become self-aware and empowered by taking charge of a breast cancer diagnosis. She is active with the SHARE national breast cancer organization, a member of the National Consortium of Breast Centers (NCBC) and on the National Consortium of Breast Centers Conference Survivorship Planning Subcommittee (NCoBC). Arlene has extensive experience working with large health systems and national nonprofits. Her passion to assist others, along with her enthusiasm and commitment to excellence, makes her a sought-after influencer. Arlene has a master's degree in Health Services Administration from Central Michigan University. Learn more at www.amkjustdiagnosed.com.

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Have you been taught it's not good to brag, people don't like braggarts, or you shouldn't toot your own horn?

Forget that! See how bragging is reframed, and why we should celebrate ourselves and other women.

“Bragging is about becoming more of who you are and bringing forward your best parts with authenticity, pride, and enthusiasm. It’s about telling your story in a way the showcases your strengths. It’s a way of building a bridge to others and to better opportunities.” ~ Peggy Klaus, Brag! The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn Without Blowing It

A Happy Hour of Sisterhood and Brags

Let's celebrate good news, new growth, accomplishments, and the women we are!

Bring a beverage of your choice.

RSVP to receive the Zoom details.

This is a sacred safe space. Please respect all your sisters. This event will not be recorded.

Living Vibrantly

Open Forum is a series for member discussion with the purpose to create dialogue on important topics to raise awareness, gain insights, and spark ideas.

How do you define Living Vibrantly? What keeps you from living out loud? There are tools to get you living your fullest.Let’s start the conversation; we want to hear your voice!

As with all Woman to Woman Together events, this is a safe space. We all have different views and opinions; please be respectful to the women in the group.

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Have you been taught it's not good to brag, people don't like braggarts, or you shouldn't toot your own horn?

Forget that! See how bragging is reframed, and why we should celebrate ourselves and other women.

“Bragging is about becoming more of who you are and bringing forward your best parts with authenticity, pride, and enthusiasm. It’s about telling your story in a way the showcases your strengths. It’s a way of building a bridge to others and to better opportunities.” ~ Peggy Klaus, Brag! The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn Without Blowing It

A Happy Hour of Sisterhood and Brags

Let's celebrate good news, new growth, accomplishments, and the women we are!

Bring a beverage of your choice.

RSVP to receive the Zoom details.

This is a sacred safe space. Please respect all your sisters. This event will not be recorded.

Have you been taught it's not good to brag, people don't like braggarts, or you shouldn't toot your own horn?

Forget that! See how bragging is reframed, and why we should celebrate ourselves and other women.

“Bragging is about becoming more of who you are and bringing forward your best parts with authenticity, pride, and enthusiasm. It’s about telling your story in a way the showcases your strengths. It’s a way of building a bridge to others and to better opportunities.” ~ Peggy Klaus, Brag! The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn Without Blowing It

A Happy Hour of Sisterhood and Brags

Let's celebrate good news, new growth, accomplishments, and the women we are!

Bring a beverage of your choice.

RSVP to receive the Zoom details.

This is a sacred safe space. Please respect all your sisters. This event will not be recorded.

Have you been taught it's not good to brag, people don't like braggarts, or you shouldn't toot your own horn?

Forget that! See how bragging is reframed, and why we should celebrate ourselves and other women.

“Bragging is about becoming more of who you are and bringing forward your best parts with authenticity, pride, and enthusiasm. It’s about telling your story in a way the showcases your strengths. It’s a way of building a bridge to others and to better opportunities.” ~ Peggy Klaus, Brag! The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn Without Blowing It

A Happy Hour of Sisterhood and Brags

Let's celebrate good news, new growth, accomplishments, and the women we are!

Bring a beverage of your choice.

RSVP to receive the Zoom details.

This is a sacred safe space. Please respect all your sisters. This event will not be recorded.

Empowering Women through Diversity & Inclusion

Open Forum is a series for member discussion with the purpose to create dialogue on important topics to raise awareness, gain insights, and spark ideas.

This month we will be talking about Diversity and Inclusion, women in the workplace, and BIPOC women. The format will include some background and statistics, and then questions for open discussion. Let’s start the conversation; we want to hear your voice!

Guest Facilitator: Hallia Baker, CMP

In 2020, Hallia was appointed as Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer for the Center to Advance Palliative Care (CAPC).  In her new position as CAPC’s DEI officer, she plays a pivotal role in building a culture of diversity, equity and inclusion at CAPC. Hallia ensures that best in class DE&I capabilities influence all strategic and operational leadership decisions which in turn shape and influence CAPC’s work and staff.

Hallia is also a member of Meeting Professionals International Greater New York Chapter (MPIGNY). She has held a seat on the MPIGNY Board of Directors and Executive Board as well as served on numerous committees.  In 2000, MPIGNY presented her with the prestigious Board of Directors Award, and in 2001 and 2020, she was elected Planner of the Year.  Hallia is a graduate of The City College of New York and New York Institute of Technology holding a MA in Creative Writing and BS in Architecture.

As with all Woman to Woman Together events, this is a safe space. We all have different views and opinions; please be respectful to the women in the group.

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Have you been taught it's not good to brag, people don't like braggarts, or you shouldn't toot your own horn?

Forget that! See how bragging is reframed, and why we should celebrate ourselves and other women.

“Bragging is about becoming more of who you are and bringing forward your best parts with authenticity, pride, and enthusiasm. It’s about telling your story in a way the showcases your strengths. It’s a way of building a bridge to others and to better opportunities.” ~ Peggy Klaus, Brag! The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn Without Blowing It

A Happy Hour of Sisterhood and Brags

Let's celebrate good news, new growth, accomplishments, and the women we are!

Bring a beverage of your choice.

RSVP to receive the Zoom details.

This is a sacred safe space. Please respect all your sisters. This event will not be recorded.

Structured Vision

with Stephanie Zapata

We're kicking off 2021 talking about health and mindset.

Stephanie Zapata is a Certified Health and Wellness Coach. She helps people achieve healthy body and mind. Her clients are empowered to control food addiction and food addiction symptoms (overeating, food cravings, emotional eating, and stress eating) using a scientifically proven method to make it easier to reprogram the mind and prevent self-sabotaging behaviors.

Stephanie’s own weight loss journey started in October 2018. Fast forward to April 2020, she was furloughed and not a binge watcher, so she decided to learn more about Health Coaching to pay forward what she had learned and help others while being accountable to herself. She is now down 43 lbs and went from a size 14 to a size 8! The non-scale victories are better than the weight loss – “I have tons of energy, sleep better, started jogging and overall, I’m in a great place. I feel amazing and love seeing my clients have these successes and so much more – several are off their medications; this is life changing.” 

Stephanie’s interests include: Gardening, dancing, spending time with her 16 y/o son, walking and hiking with her fur babies, cooking, yoga and much more.

Zoom details will be emailed Monday, January 11th.

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Have you been taught it's not good to brag, people don't like braggarts, or you shouldn't toot your own horn?

Forget that! See how bragging is reframed, and why we should celebrate ourselves and other women.

“Bragging is about becoming more of who you are and bringing forward your best parts with authenticity, pride, and enthusiasm. It’s about telling your story in a way the showcases your strengths. It’s a way of building a bridge to others and to better opportunities.” ~ Peggy Klaus, Brag! The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn Without Blowing It

A Happy Hour of Sisterhood and Brags

Let's celebrate good news, new growth, accomplishments, and the women we are!

Bring a beverage of your choice.

RSVP to receive the Zoom details.

This is a sacred safe space. Please respect all your sisters. This event will not be recorded.

Mindfulness …

   As Easy as 1-2-3

with Michelle Simpkins

Michelle Simpkins has been teaching yoga and mindfulness techniques for 20 years, with over 1,000 hours of formal training. She has studied with internationally-known instructors, including Jonny Kest, Tias Little, Linda Kay, Seane Corn, Gary Kraftsow, and Mark Stephens. Her passion is helping people to slow down enough in life to be fully present. She seeks to provide a safe, nurturing space for all, and utilizes the knowledge that comes from years of teaching a vast diversity of students to enhance each experience.

As a corporate controller in healthcare, Michelle has seen and experienced firsthand the effects of stress and the vital importance of self-care. She has led corporate yoga/mindfulness programs in various settings, and desires to bring these self-care tools to individuals everywhere.

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Have you been taught it's not good to brag, people don't like braggarts, or you shouldn't toot your own horn?

Forget that! See how bragging is reframed, and why we should celebrate ourselves and other women.

“Bragging is about becoming more of who you are and bringing forward your best parts with authenticity, pride, and enthusiasm. It’s about telling your story in a way the showcases your strengths. It’s a way of building a bridge to others and to better opportunities.” ~ Peggy Klaus, Brag! The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn Without Blowing It

A Happy Hour of Sisterhood and Brags

Let's celebrate good news, new growth, accomplishments, and the women we are!

Bring a beverage of your choice.

RSVP to receive the Zoom details.

This is a sacred safe space. Please respect all your sisters. This event will not be recorded.

Meet Gina Bell

Women's Empowerment Coach, Author, Speaker

We will discuss Gina’s new book, Tears & Tulle, and how women are connecting with their color from within the chaos of this beautiful, messy thing we call life.

An Empowerment Guide and grounded go-getter, Gina Bell, helps people connect with their dreams from within the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Gina is a married mom of six, women's empowerment guide, author, speaker, workshop host, and Founder of The Tears & Tulle Movement.  Gina uses art, metaphors, and tulle fabric to help women all over the world to reconnect with their color and dreams from within the chaos of everyday life.

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Have you been taught it's not good to brag, people don't like braggarts, or you shouldn't toot your own horn?

Forget that! See how bragging is reframed, and why we should celebrate ourselves and other women.

“Bragging is about becoming more of who you are and bringing forward your best parts with authenticity, pride, and enthusiasm. It’s about telling your story in a way the showcases your strengths. It’s a way of building a bridge to others and to better opportunities.” ~ Peggy Klaus, Brag! The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn Without Blowing It

A Happy Hour of Sisterhood and Brags

Let's celebrate good news, new growth, accomplishments, and the women we are!

Bring a beverage of your choice.

RSVP to receive the Zoom details.

This is a sacred safe space. Please respect all your sisters. This event will not be recorded.