Welcome
The change I encourage in my work Empowering Change is to repair and restore your sense of self and to bring those lessons and habits into an effort to repair and restore your world. Whatever attracted you to this blog and my work, you are very welcome. I hope it serves as an inspiration or impetus on your personal or professional journey. Its essence simply reflects the lessons I at times resisted – and share in the hope that your learning curve is shorter than mine!
That said, I now live a prosperous life, trust abundance and am, for the first time in nearly six decades at ease.
Choosing Life
Sadly, last night I witnessed a poorly attended Dublin protest [...]
On Echoing Irish Voices Congruent with Irish Values…
My hope/wish/prayer for 2018 is that Ireland will be a [...]
Community … on Charity, Philanthropy & Entrepreneurs
I recently heard two successful entrepreneurs talk about philanthropy. Interestingly, [...]
Nothing changes until we do!
In a recent LinkedIn article, Ready for a Change? - [...]
Peace to Prosperity – the Space In Between
I’m passionate about celebrating the privilege of living in a [...]
Intentionality, because “The Universe Has Ears”
I'm delighted to present this guest blog - particularly in [...]
What’s in a Name?
It turns out a lot, even if you aren't unfortunate [...]
The Prosperity Process, A Conversation in Three Parts
Embracing a Prosperity Process “It’s the economy, stupid” Join us [...]
Entrepreneurial Ecosystem – Pivotal or Peripheral?
Peripheral to two capitals that benefit from significant foreign direct investment, [...]
Creating Community
Neo Ireland is all about growing a dynamic entrepreneurial ecosystem regionally. [...]
On Social Change in Ireland, “We’ll get there…”
In 2012, I closed a TEDxBelfastWomen talk with "We'll get [...]
A Failure of Leadership – Ireland 2018
On Housing and Homelessness Who is Yvonne Walsh and why [...]
Why we tell these stories…
Because nothing changes until we cease to view our neighbours [...]
Do something! Complacency is failing us…
"Do what is beyond your strength even should you [...]
“Anonymous was a Woman”…
...and still is - far too often. This book was [...]
