Enough with the Empathy!
By Suzanne F Stevens | March 29, 2017 Have you ever been in a situation where had a cough, your relationship broke-up or lost a love one? You shared with someone
conscious contributions
How big is your backyard? Where do you Give?
by Suzanne F. Stevens, Conscious-Contribution™ Cultivator, Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), YouMeWe.ca | March 22, 2017 With the recent events happening around the world: the refugee crisis, the Paris terrorist attacks, the hostage-taking in Mali …
Are we helping or hurting?
By Suzanne F Stevens | February 15, 2017 While travelling in Africa last year, we often found ourselves asking the question: are we helping or hurting? We had just come back from
Love Your Leader, and they will love you back!
By Suzanne F Stevens | January 25, 2017 Imagine: you are a very accomplished woman who has built a very well respected organization. Your efforts produce a marketable business that is
Why? A question for all society – Commissioner Gawanas suggests
By Suzanne F Stevens | January 18, 2017 For the past eleven years I have taught the most powerful word a salesperson could ask a prospect or client: ‘Why?’ ‘Why is that?’ ‘Tell me
From Competition to Collaboration: The evolution of African women owned businesses
By Suzanne F Stevens | January 11, 2017 During my interview with Dr. Jennifer Riria, Group CEO, Kenya Women Holding, on Wisdom Exchange TV, she spoke of a mentorship program she
Leadership style from the Animal Kingdom
Is your leadership style the right style for your organization or its stage of development? By Suzanne F Stevens | December 14, 2016 Looking out on Kenya’s famous game reserve, the Masai
Guilt: Women’s heavy burden to bear
By Suzanne F Stevens | December 7, 2016 Wisdom Exchange TV interview at Africa International University, Nairori, Kenya Recently I interviewed Katherine Ichoya, the Executive Director of FEMCOM (French for Federation of
From Comfort to Compassion – A Natural Evolution Realized
By Suzanne F Stevens | November 23, 2016 Everyday Living - At the Hanne Howard and Ted Horton funded community for children, we were watching the children do their crafts, playing,