Finding the savvy within is about finding the magic ingredients that produce the qualities for an abundant and fulfilling life? 

I know it may foreign to some; thinking that you can magically create abundance in your life.  However, the Savvy Woman has a way of turning something ordinary into extraordinary.  She finds simple solutions to complicated questions and artfully steps outside the box to design pathways to whatever outcome she desires.

There are certain qualities and distinctions a Savvy Woman present that give rise to her influence both personally and professionally.  You may already live some of the qualities, while others are buried somewhere beneath the clutter of conflicting beliefs and experiences that set the stage for how you show up today.

What separates the Savvy Woman from others is her magnetism, wisdom and great sense of self.  She knows who she is, where she’s going and why.  She has a rhythm and style all her own, and a knowing that she is the source of whatever she attracts in her life.

Making things happen does not mean dictating your life and leaving carnage in your path.  It does mean; however, that you become the proactive advocate in your life by creating success strategies and actions steps using the power of intention.

As you build your savvy muscles, you will become aware of a shift in your perspective and a significant change in how the universe responds to you.  The deeper you examine these essential qualities of the Savvy Woman; the more finely tuned you become to whom you are and how you want to live, work and play.

While we each have savvy within us, we don’t always recognize our gift, nor trust it.  Through this blog, we will explore the principles and identity distinctions that feed into (and grow) that which Savvy Women hold in common.

Only you know how to grow and develop your own savvy style.  Take what you can use and leave the rest.  Because, the Savvy Woman knows that, at any time, she can choose to play by the rules of the game she is in, change the rules, or change her game.

Speaking of Savvy... my friend and fellow speaker, Bonnie Mittick co-authored an article with Jean McFarland that was published in Perforance Express (the onloine newsletter for International Society for Perforance Improvement)  Go the www.performanceexpress.org/ - see "Bullies or Employment Engagement and Improved Performance" then let them know what you think. 

Jean McFarland:  www.BulliesAmongUs.Blogspot.com;

Bonnie Mattick: www.YourBusinessDetective.com

Regards,

Suzy Graven

We often resist change for fear of the unknown.  We often elude change by avoiding the obvious until we accept the challenge before us. Last night, I spent a delightful evening with my fellow professional speakers, authors and consultants.  During the month of July, we participated in a group blogathon. With the courage to step outside our comfort zone, we encouraged each other to start, feed and grow our blogs. 

What started as a kernal of thought, an experience casually thrown out there, we created an energy with new connections, growing friendships and expanded our possibilities.

Though our July Blogathon is over, we continue to gather new participants.  Please continue visiting their sites full of inspiring stories.

Jackie Dishner
http://bikewithjackie.blogspot.com/
http://www.thephoenixtraveler.com/

Susan Ratliff
http://www.blingmybooth.com/

Andrea Beaulieu
http://www.conspiracyoflove.net/

Mimi Meredith
http://www.blog.thegoodnessgrows.com/

Suzy Graven
http://articles.secretsofthesavvywoman.com/

Beth Terry
http://www.corporatecowgirl.com/

Vickie Mullins
http://www.mullinscreative.blogspot.com/

Michelle May
http://blogs.eastvalleytribune.com/consumed/

Arlene Rosenberg
http://www.leadingachievers.com/

Stanley Bronstein
http://stanleybronstein.com/

Stephanie Angelo
http://hressential.com/wordpress

Quinn McDonald
http://quinncreative.wordpress.com/

Barbara McNichol
http://www.nonfictioneditor.wordpress.com/

Suzanne Holman
http://www.lessonsforyourmilliondollarlife.com/

Bonnie Mattick

http://www.YourBusinessDetective.com

Maggie Hunts
She's on hold for the time being...

Best Regards,
Suzy Graven
Your Savvy Woman Coach outside their comfort zones and take up the challenge. 

Technology (though sometimes overwhelming) is a wonderful tool full of great adventure.  Several of my fellow speaker friends decided to participate in a Blogathon during July.  We are all learning more about each other at our core. We developed a connection, grew new friendships and expanded our possibilities. 

Here are the participants.  If you have a few minutes, consider visiting their sites. I promise you, you'll read some very inspiring stories.

Jackie Dishner
http://bikewithjackie.blogspot.com/
http://www.thephoenixtraveler.com/

Susan Ratliff
http://www.blingmybooth.com/

Andrea Beaulieu
http://www.conspiracyoflove.net/

Mimi Meredith
http://www.blog.thegoodnessgrows.com/

Suzy Graven
http://articles.secretsofthesavvywoman.com/

Beth Terry
http://www.corporatecowgirl.com/

Vickie Mullins
http://www.mullinscreative.blogspot.com/

Michelle May
http://blogs.eastvalleytribune.com/consumed/

Arlene Rosenberg
http://www.leadingachievers.com/

Stanley Bronstein
http://stanleybronstein.com/

Stephanie Angelo
http://hressential.com/wordpress

Quinn McDonald
http://quinncreative.wordpress.com/

Barbara McNichol
http://www.nonfictioneditor.wordpress.com/

Suzanne Holman
http://www.lessonsforyourmilliondollarlife.com/

Maggie Hunts
She's on hold for the time being...

Best Regards,
Suzy Graven
Your Savvy Woman Coach

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