Speaker, Author & Columnist
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For sample columns visit: The
Alert Parent Blog
Upcoming Events:
 Summer
Fun (I take my summers very seriously.)
Attending Monroe Institute, Virginia (June 2009)
Published in the Eleusis
(June 2009)
Girl Scouts Fall University, OKC (Sept 26)
Be the Star You Are!
Radio Guest (Summer 2009)
Attending Monroe Institute, FTP Program, October 2009
Join me on Princess Cruises (Jan 17-24)! I am booked to be a Destination/Enrichment
speaker.
Recent Event:
In a recent gig for more than 300 tweens, teens, mothers (and caregivers)
and Girl Scout volunteers, I shared the stage with Jodi
Shilling and Miss
America 2007, Lauren Nelson. To read more, click
here.
Books, Essays and Articles:
 Grab
the Queen Power. To read more, click
here. To order visit the book
page.
"From beginning to end, I loved your book! It's well-written, chock
full of provocative ideas, and inspiring."
—Prill Boyle, author of Defying
Gravity
"Do yourself a favor. Grab the queen's book and begin living the
life you were called to live. Put away your mask and welcome your authentic
self. You'll be grateful you did."
—Dotsie Bregel, Founder of BoomerWomenSpeak.com
"Grab the Queen Power
is full of anecdotes that entertain and wisdom that will make a difference
in the lives of women."
—Carolyn Howard-Johnson, author and Instructor for UCLA Extension's
Writers' Program
Living Happily Ever After with Your Daughter Today: Exploring the Circle
of Empowerment (expected 2009).
A book for moms of tweens introducing 12 original principles that can
be used to help empower mothers and daughters. Each principle corresponds
to a colored bead with the idea of creating matching bracelets as the
pair work through the chapters together.
 Allyn
Evans speaks about How Ordinary People
Can Perform Unthinkable Acts.
"After serving on the jury in my hometown for a meth case, I had
so many unanswered questions. We had agreed the defendant committed
two crimes. The evidence was solid, so why, weeks later, was I tossing
and turning at night? The sentence. Though we had followed the recommendation
of the D. A., we, the jury, had been unjust. I needed to understand
how twelve intelligent people could be led so harshly astray. The answer
I found reflects a much larger picture of a very human and often disastrous
need to accommodate authority."
To read the lessons learned, click on the image
above. There is a cost of 49 cents to purchase.
 "The
Alert Parent: Helping your Child Navigate the 21st Century" newspaper
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To learn more about the column visit The
Bolivar Commercial. Column also published in: The Magnolia Gazette
and Today's Mississippi Woman. Also published monthly in the OK West
Girl Scouts newsletter.
Blogs:
Living Happily Ever After
Today
Living Happily Ever
After with Your Daughter Today
The Alert Parent
Be:
"A person who no longer marches to the drums of society, a person
who dances to the tune of the music that springs up from within.”
—Anthony de Mello, 20th century priest
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