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"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

Evans’ work centers on her desire to help other women meet the challenges of successful living. As a young woman, Evans found she always got in the way of her own progress—creating obstacles and allowing her deeply ingrained fears to stop her at every turn.

Evans is a speaker and writer who has:
•listened to hundreds of other women
•critically evaluated her experiences and experiences of others
•read countless books, reports and studies
•written two books and numerous articles

Evans is a woman who has a story to tell.

"I cannot remember how I felt when the light went out of my eyes. I suppose I felt it was always night and perhaps I wondered why the day did not come."
—Helen Keller

Even though my challenges were mild in comparison, I found comfort in the Helen Keller story. "Perhaps I wondered why the day did not come."

I did wonder. I played the game. Obeyed the rules. Shaped and molded myself to fit cultural expectations. But, my "day never came." Never. In exasperation similar to Helen, "I broke my china doll" and threw tantrums. I ranted, raved and cried. And, just like in Helen's case, nothing punished me for being angry, sad or lost.

Instead, I was led to the "well house". The well house is the place where Helen's teacher, Anne Sullivan, finally got through to her. At the well house she placed one of Helen's hands under the spout as the water gushed out. In Helen's other hand, Miss Sullivan spelled out the word, "water".

Helen said. "I knew then that 'w-a-t-e-r" meant the wonderful cool something that was flowing over my hand. That living word awakened my soul, gave it light, hope, joy, set it free."

For me, the well house is the metaphorical place explaining the time and location that my desires and urges finally made sense. At the well house, I got it.

At long last, I got the message. Eventually, I learned something—something that changed my life. Something like Helen . . . "Suddenly I felt a misty consciousness of something forgotten—a thrill of returning thought; and somehow the mystery was revealed to me. And, for the first time I longed for a new day to come."

And, with that understanding, I could move forward to the life I had always dreamed of living.

It started with Grab the Queen Power.

Allyn Evans

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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