The Powerful SHE – Co-Author Invitation

Welcome to Heal Talk Tuesdays with Liza, where transformation begins as we
evoke, embrace, and evolve.
Greetings, greetings, greetings, greetings, and welcome to Heal Talk Tuesdays
with Liza.
It’s so good to be here with you, isn’t it?
Today is going to be something different and special.
We’re going to be talking about The Powerful She.
And before I go further, I hope your day has been a day of productivity and
oneness with yourself.
As always, I go, the number three is so powerful for me, because I, when I
think about number three is like a diamond,
actual beauty, and in the name of the father, the son, and the holy spirit,
me, myself, and I, my body, any motion.
So, three times three is a nine. That’s why number 33 is so powerful.
How are you doing?
There’s so much exciting things that we are working on right now, and one of
them is exactly what I want to share with you.
I have shared posts, and you may have seen some of
the posts and advertising that it’s trickling down.
But this may not be for everybody, and yet
it might be perfect for just some of you.
And so I’d like to extend an invitation so that I can, into something
special that I’m doing.
It’s a project that I am working on.
And if you don’t mind, I’d like to share just a tad and delve deeper into
what this project is.
So someone asked me why? Why this project? Why am I starting this project?
It’s called The Powerful She.
So what is The Powerful She? I believe it is a collaboration.
And a few years ago, I approached
our publisher, and I said, I would love to
bring some authors together, women, who are successful, who are, they have a
story of bravery, courage, empowerment.
They’re touching lives of others. And I
want to bring them all together in one book.
And you know, there are so many collaborative books that are happening, and
I’ve been involved as an author in a few of the books.
And I have published my own book, but this project was dear to me because I
would love to bring 33 Armenian women together.
And to showcase your strength,
your courage, your story of all this.
A woman of excellence who has gone over and accomplished so much by
overcoming challenges of your own to be where you are today. Why?
Because years ago, when I was a little girl, I used to lay at the balcony,
and we had this net, the mosquito net.
And being in Iran, the summers were really hot. So when we laid outside,
there was always a mosquito.
And as a little girl, I used to have a small little transistor radio.
And this radio, I would have it
with me and lay down, listen to it.
And through the sounds, through the waves, would come this beautiful voice
of this exquisite storyteller,
Mrs. Ardalan, I believe, if I’m not mistaken. And she would tell stories.
Every night, like a soap opera, but instead of TV, it was on radio.
And it started with Yekie bood – Yekie nabood. Gheir az Khoda, hitch kas nabood. (There was one – there was none. Other than God – there was none)
And it would take me to this world of stories.
And I remember at that time thinking, what would it be to have different
stories come together?
So this beautiful imagery stayed with me until today, this time.
And when I brought this project to our publisher with a friend of mine, he
said, “Yes, go ahead and do it.”.
So today we are taking applications. You can go to the powerfulshe.com and.
click over there, see it, read about it, apply.
If this is you or you know of a woman who truly wants to be part of this
project, to empower other girls, other women, for them to show up, for them
to learn how to stand up and speak up, then by all means.
Let us come together. We already have more than half of our book is already
filled. We have almost there.
And we’ve got like 10 more, 15 more slots to go.
But it is what the intention is to bring
and share a story that touches the
life of another woman who can look
up to you and be inspired by your story.
And realize that if you can do it, so can’t she? And that is so meaningful
because in this world, what’s so much negativity, so much going on that we.
think, but my story may not be as powerful, but you don’t know because your
story may be one paragraph, one word, what you believe is not significant.
It may touch somebody’s life. And for that, that’s why I called it the
powerful she. So what do you get with those? You get 2,500 words in a
chapter and a chapter is going to be approximately 7 to 8 pages.
You get your beautiful picture there, your bio, your social media. We’re
going to be promoting that. I am going to be interviewing you.
Every single author will be interviewed. And that clip is going to be on our
powerful she website is going to be on social media. We’ll be on Liza dot TV
will be on YouTube.
And we’re going to share that so you can share with everybody else. Plus you
‘re going to be a part of a speakers panel at my 3e event, the event that we
are working on. It’s at the end of September. It’s happening locally right.
here in Glendale, California. It’s the 9th annual Women’s Empowerment event
called the 3e event.
So there is so much that encompasses
your story, your bravery and your
courage and empowerment so that we can shed a light in someone else’s life.
And that is what I wanted to talk to you about because I wrote something in
here. I started by saying when you hear, do you listen as well?
And when you exit, do you leave fully?
And when you look, do you see beyond?
But most importantly, what does being a woman mean?
We have so much from the moment we
are a daughter and become a friend. We.
become a girlfriend, a wife, a mother, best friend sibling.
So I believe women truly come to juggle
so much and I want to showcase you.
I want to showcase our bravery and especially as a woman and as an Armenian
woman, me as an Armenian woman
and being proud of my heritage, my culture
and my beliefs.
That was instilled in me from my grandmother. That after the Armenian
genocide as a grandchild of an Armenian genocide survivor, I think that.
hunger in us is to stand up to be brave
as women of faith, love and tradition.
“I’m so looking forward to reading this.”
Thank you so much. So any one of
you who would like to join to be part of The Powerful She or know of a
woman who you believe
her story ought to be part of this collaborative book as an author, by all
means, click below, say yes and join us.
My name is Liza Boubari.
Yev oorakh gelnem, (I will be happy and proud)
yev hebard gelnem vor menk ganaink irar hed ed ouje yev garoghoutune ounenank (we as women together are able to inspire and help other women)
vor ourishenirn oknenk. (and help others)
Again, I look forward to having you
be part of this book.
Until next week, I bid you goodbye, God bless you and may the Universal
Light surround you.

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