Ep 11 - Helping Women Amplify Their Voices with Meg Wheeler

from Allobee Radio · host Brooke Markevicius

Have you ever thought about how powerful the voice of a woman really is? Whether you’re a stay-at-home mom, working mom, or work-from-home mama, we all have the power to lift each other up. In this episode, I talk with Meg Wheeler about how her company, One for Women, is on a mission to help amplify the voices of all women. Meg is a former realtor, turned tax accountant, turned entrepreneur and mom of one little boy! She has done it all! As the CEO of her online gift company, Meg inspires all women to celebrate the everyday moments in life through small gestures of kindness and compassion. She believes that together, women can rise and make a huge impact in the world. We hope that Meg’s vision inspires you to embrace your unique journey as a woman, and encourages you to reach out and positively interact with the women in your life. Links for Today’s episode: Check out Meg's website Visit One for Women website Follow Meg on Instagram Join MOMentum on Facebook Check out the MOMentum website Follow MOMentum on Instagram Follow MOMentum on Twitter E-mail us at: [email protected]

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Have you ever thought about how powerful the voice of a woman really is? In this episode, I talk with Meg Wheeler about how her company, One for Women, is on a mission to help amplify the voices of all women. Meg is a former realtor, turned tax accountant, turned entrepreneur and mom of one little boy! We hope that Meg’s vision inspires you to embrace your unique journey as a woman, and encourages you to reach out and positively interact with the women in your life.

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