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Tune in to today's episode of On the Spot and hear how Gail launched GDA Speakers, one of the top speakers bureaus in the country. After 20 years in the business, GDA Speakers has built a database of world-renowned thought leaders featuring top minds presenting on over a hundred topics. In the earlt 1990's Gail Davis was leading events at one of the world’s largest corporations, Electronic Data Systems (EDS, which now operates as MicroFocus and DXC Technology). After a hugely successful event, she was sitting with the CEO discussing plans for the next one, determined to make it better than ever before. Talk about a challenge. A few months later while watching the movie "Alive" Gail had a wild, but interesting idea to pitch Nando Parrado, the main subject of the movie as her next big speaker. It tooks some fierce determination and sluthing, but Gail secured him making the following year's event was a hit! Two year later, GDA Speakers was born. Gail on the importance of routine: [16:15 ]_ "I have a routine that I do every single morning. I write down ten things I am grateful for from the day before. I look at what I've got going on and I've really made massive strides in not overscheduling."_ Advice for rising entrepreneurs: [21:25)_ "Avoid absolutes. Try not to hear the words 'never', it just creates more of a world of possibilities." _ ICYMI: Check out our daily newsletter and podcast Four Minutes With On The Dot! Not subscribed? But like, WHY? Subscribe today and join our #girlgang. Looking for more inspiration, advice and direction? Subscribe to our daily email newsletter and podcast Four Minutes with On The Dot where we provide you with the tools and motivation you need to get out there and be the badass babe you were meant to be. Sign up here! Tune in next Thursday when we sit down with Aylin Doker, the founder of Turquoise Life. We are focused on your success, so let us know what you think by chatting with us at @onthedotwoman (www.twitter.com/onthedotwoman) on Twitter, Instagram (www.instagram.com/onthedotwoman), and Facebook (www.facebook.com/onthedotwoman). We’d love to hear your voice! Special Guest: Gail Davis.

This episode contains sensitive material. Parental discretion is advised. Sometimes, all it takes is a helping hand and a push in the right direction. Tune in to today's episode of On the Spot and hear how Mary was inspired to open the Shelter Children's Home in Kenya. Growing up, Mary lived in a rural home in Kenya. She did a lot of church work and believed that she was meant to help other people. With the help of her grandmother, she began to pursue a cause she grew to become passionate about. [4:57] “And my grandmother comes to this idea that: can we keep 10 children in a house and we take care of them and see what we can be? And so that was a lifetime thing. We said ‘Yes we want many women.’ We can try. And so we didn’t settle with 10, we settled with 25. So it became - Initially - it was like just an extracurricular activity, but now it had become a program. It becomes a commitment. It becomes a responsibility.” Having to learn everything from scratch - from public speaking, to managing organizations, to fundraising - can be a daunting challenge, but the challenge is worth it. Mary fights for people and actively works to make an impact in the world through bringing awareness to cruel treatment of girls. [18:30] “Groom yourself, wake up feeling strong and feeling energetic, put on your lipstick, do your hair, and walk out in confidence because the more confident they are, the more ready they are to face the world and to do what needs to be done.” Through providing girls with the resources they need to be healthy and successful and the encouragement to pursue what they are passionate about, they can blossom into something special and forge their own path. ICYMI: Check out our daily newsletter and podcast Four Minutes With On The Dot! Not subscribed? But like, WHY? Subscribe today and join our #girlgang. Looking for more inspiration, advice and direction? Subscribe to our daily email newsletter and podcast Four Minutes with On The Dot where we provide you with the tools and motivation you need to get out there and be the badass babe you were meant to be. Sign up here! Tune in next Thursday when we sit down with Gail Davis, the founder of GDA Speakers. We are focused on your success, so let us know what you think by chatting with us at @onthedotwoman on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. We’d love to hear your voice! Special Guest: Mary Muiruri.

A storytelling competition, Tupac Shakur, and a 12 page business plan: this is Zamaera’s story. Tune in to today's episode of On the Spot and to learn about how Zamaera was inspired to become a rapper and what it takes to succeed as a woman in the music industry. At 9 years old, Zamaera experienced her first loss at a storytelling competition after making it to nationals. After that experience, her music teacher told her about another storytelling competition, which she won and became her gateway into the entertainment industry. [1:56] “On the topic of connection, music does that for me. You know, whether it be with other women, other men, the younger generation[…] and that’s a thing that music’s done for me. It’s always been able to bring back to this human emotion, you know, relatability, no matter where you’re from[...]” Being a musician is hard. Being a woman adds another layer of difficulty, but Zamaera didn't let that affect her. Her unwavering desire to connect people through her music allows her to truly flourish and succeed in an industry that isn't known for being kind or accomodating. [10:42] “If you really want it, there is a way to get it, and you just can’t stop.” Listen to her debut EP Z, available on all platforms. ICYMI: Check out our daily newsletter and podcast Four Minutes With On The Dot! Not subscribed? But like, WHY? Subscribe today and join our #girlgang. Looking for more inspiration, advice and direction? Subscribe to our daily email newsletter and podcast Four Minutes with On The Dot where we provide you with the tools and motivation you need to get out there and be the badass babe you were meant to be. Sign up here! Tune in next Thursday when we sit down with Gail Davis, the founder of GDA Speakers. We are focused on your success, so let us know what you think by chatting with us at @onthedotwoman on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. We’d love to hear your voice! Special Guest: Zamaera.

You can make a difference no matter who you are. Today on On the Spot, our editor, Sheena Sharma, interviews Susan Solomont: entrepreneur, philanthropist, and author. She is the founder of the Women's Leadership Network, and author of the book "Lost and Found in Spain: Tales of an Ambassador's Wife." When her husband accepted the role of serving as the U.S. Ambassador to Spain and Andorra, Susan's life was uprooted, and she left everything behind to follow her husband to Spain. Having to leave everything behind to move to Spain taught her many valuable lessons. Life is unpredictable, and it’s important to know that there’s not only one correct path. [9:08] “I had to figure out who I was and how I wanted to be there, and I empathize with all those who do something new. For me? I’m thrilled I did it. It was a life-changing experience.” When your life is uprooted, it can be scary, but a new start can lead to something great. Susan stumbled upon life-changing opportunities while in Spain, and eventually created a platform that brings people together internationally. [10:38] “And I really hope that we all get to have opportunities to add to who we are, and grow with that.” You can purchase her book, Lost and Found in Spain here: https://www.amazon.com/Lost-Found-Spain-Tales-Ambassadors/dp/1633310302 Make sure to keep an eye out for her upcoming children’s book: Stella the Ambassadog. ICYMI: Check out our daily newsletter and podcast Four Minutes With On The Dot! Not subscribed? But like, WHY? Subscribe today and join our #girlgang. Looking for more inspiration, advice and direction? Subscribe to our daily email newsletter and podcast Four Minutes with On The Dot where we provide you with the tools and motivation you need to get out there and be the badass babe you were meant to be. Sign up here! Tune in next Thursday when we sit down with up and coming Malaysian emcee and artist, Zamaera. We are focused on your success, so let us know what you think by chatting with us at @onthedotwoman on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. We’d love to hear your voice! Special Guest: Susan Solomont.

Three jobs, endless determination, and the passion to achieve your goals—moguls aren’t just men. Moguls are women, too. Tune in to today's episode of On the Spot and follow Tiffany's inspirational journey towards founding Mogul and how through endless determination and persistence, her work has impacted the lives of many women. As a child, Tiffany moved from Paris, France to Texas because her parents wanted her to have more opportunities. Through consuming American media, Tiffany was able to improve her English and learn many other things, which led to her realizing how powerful media can be as a tool for learning and education. The catalyst for her journey was the passing of her beloved grandmother, her number one role model. [4:10] >“I made a promise to her that I would do everything I could to follow in her footsteps, and I would dedicate my life to providing for others in need with information and opportunities just as she had." There is a lack of confidence that needs to be overcome in order to seize opportunities. Tiffany learned how to do just that. [32:13] >"It's fine if you're not perfect at the beginning. You will be perfected over time, or whatever you're working on will be perfect over time. Fail forward because so long as you’re learning, you’re succeeding.” Check out her books You Are a Mogul: How to Do the Impossible, Do It Yourself, and Do It Now and Girl Mogul: Dream It. Do It. Change the World, both available for purchase on Amazon. To learn more about Mogul, check out their website: https://onmogul.com/ and download the app! ICYMI: Check out our daily newsletter and podcast Four Minutes With On The Dot! Not subscribed? But like, WHY? Subscribe today and join our #girlgang. Looking for more inspiration, advice and direction? Subscribe to our daily email newsletter and podcast Four Minutes with On The Dot where we provide you with the tools and motivation you need to get out there and be the badass babe you were meant to be. Sign up here! Tune in next Thursday with our editor Sheena Sharma who will be bringing us a great interview with Susan Solomont, Author and Founder of the Women's Leadership Network. We are focused on your success, so let us know what you think by chatting with us at @onthedotwoman on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. We’d love to hear your voice! Special Guest: Tiffany Pham.

Fashion is a tough industry to jump into. Today on On the Spot, we sit down with Sandra Makarem, Founder & CEO of Collective Child, a premium and highly in-demand personalized shopping service for luxury childrenswear. To get a better idea of just how much business is booming: there is an instant 1,500 person and nearly 2 year waitlist! Tune in to today’s episode to learn more about Sandra's countless years of experience in the fashion industry and how diversity, failure, and empowerment have played a role in the success of Collective Child. As a Venezuelan woman, immigrant, and an outsider in the industry, Sandra discusses her journey and how her experiences have helped her grow into the person she is today. [7:20] >“I think you need to diversify the people that you’re surrounded with because the reality is that in life you will encounter different types of personalities and, so you need to understand what your relationship is in those moments and really listen to those diverse and different opinions and be open to understanding what that might mean for different people.” Sometimes failure can lead to more promising opportunities, but it’s up to you to take the leap of faith and pursue what you’re truly passionate about, and Sandra did just that! [18:13] >“Because you need to do you. You need to be exactly who you want to be and whatever shape way or form that is.” Learn more about Collective Child by going to their website: https://www.thecollectivechild.com/ Check out their Instagram for an adorable look at their overall aesthetic: @thecollectivechild ICYMI: Check out our daily newsletter and podcast Four Minutes With On The Dot! Not subscribed? But like, WHY? Subscribe today and join our #girlgang. Looking for more inspiration, advice and direction? Subscribe to our daily email newsletter and podcast Four Minutes with On The Dot where we provide you with the tools and motivation you need to get out there and be the badass babe you were meant to be. Sign up here! Tune in next Thursday when we sit down with Tiffany Pham, Founder and CEO of Mogul, a platform that helps women network for career success. We are focused on your success, so let us know what you think by chatting with us at @onthedotwoman on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. We’d love to hear your voice! Special Guest: Sandra Makarem.

Healthy eating is not a fad or trend. It's a mindset. [04:16] >“I definitely do have a passion for translating what I learned in my life to actionable tools and resources for other people. That’s what gets me really excited.” Today on On the Spot we interviewed Nicole Centeno, founder and CEO of Splendid Spoon, a program for everyone else sick of fad diets, and ready to improve their relationships with food. Tune in with us and learn about Nicole's mission, the importance of the "how" versus the "what," and the dangers of putting too much pressure on yourself not just in regard to being healthy, but also when it comes to starting and running a business. [6:44] >“I really believe that whether it’s with Splendid Spoon or another product, we all have that common wisdom, and by tapping into it and focusing on habits instead of trends, we can feel more confident everyday with the choices we make with our food[…]” Healthy habits are hard to form when you don't know how to develop them, so let's learn how one small step at a time. Learn more about Splendid Spoon here: https://splendidspoon.com/ ICYMI: Check out our daily newsletter and podcast Four Minutes With On The Dot! Not subscribed? But like, WHY? Subscribe today and join our #girlgang. Looking for more inspiration, advice and direction? Subscribe to our daily email newsletter and podcast Four Minutes with On The Dot where we provide you with the tools and motivation you need to get out there and be the badass babe you were meant to be. Sign up here! Tune in next Thursday when we sit down with Sandra Makarem, Founder and CEO of Collective Child, a personalized luxury shopping platform for Childrenswear. We are focused on your success, so let us know what you think by chatting with us at @onthedotwoman on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. We’d love to hear your voice! Special Guest: Nicole Centeno.

Let’s talk about money! Today on On the Spot we interviewed Roselyn Wilkinson, certified financial planner and author of the book “It’s Good to be Queen.” Tune in with us and learn how to take control of your goals through financial planning. ”It doesn’t have to be complicated, but I’d like women to think about it in terms of their financial health is like their physical health. Your finances and your health are gonna be with you your whole life.” A lot goes into financial planning, and people tend to overlook the importance of teaching girls about creating plans to reach their goals. Women need to take control of their own finances and look out for their own goals instead of relying on the men in their lives. “Women are making 85% of those financial decisions. They are actively engaged in the big purchases, right? If there is a minivan to be bought, they are there. But when it come sto the long term planning, they are still deferring those decisions to their husbands, partners, fathers, brothers, best friend’s son who just graduated from college…” It’s okay for women to talk about money. Let’s get engaged and take control of our future. You can purchase Roselyn’s book here: https://www.amazon.com/Its-Good-Queen-Financial-Sovereignty/dp/1986872300 Need help with financial planning? Learn more here: http://www.good2bqueen.com/ ICYMI: Check out our daily newsletter and podcast Four Minutes With On The Dot! Not subscribed? But like, WHY? Subscribe today and join our #girlgang. Looking for more inspiration, advice and direction? Subscribe to our daily email newsletter and podcast Four Minutes with On The Dot where we provide you with the tools and motivation you need to get out there and be the badass babe you were meant to be. Sign up here! Tune in next Thursday with our editor Sheena Sharma who will be bringing us a great interview with Nicole Centeno, founder and CEO of Splendid Spoon, a company focused on helping consumers change their relationship with food. We are focused on your success, so let us know what you think by chatting with us at @onthedotwoman on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. We’d love to hear your voice! Special Guest: Roselyn Wilkinson.

“Science is so exciting and fun and it should be! It’s exciting to explore things and learn new things.” Today on On the Spot we interviewed the dream team Margot Stern and Dr. Yael Schuster, the founders of StellarNova, a multimedia edutainment company that creats unique experiences for kids through storytelling, hands-on-activies, and interactive media. Topics covered range from chemistry to engineering and space exploration and are target to a wide range of age groups. “Through some sort of storytelling which allows us to build emotional connections and hands on experiences that allow us to build confidence, we’re seeing that you’re just able to unlock the natural passions within people.” In this episode, this power duo discusses how they met, their personal journies and the skills they've learned along the way, and what they want to accomplish with StellarNova. How does seeing the world through a gendered lens affect education? What is it like to have a healthy business relationship? Tune in to find out! Learn more about StellarNova here: https://stellarnova.co/ ICYMI: Check out our daily newsletter and podcast Four Minutes With On The Dot! Not subscribed? But like, WHY? Subscribe today and join our #girlgang. Looking for more inspiration, advice and direction? Subscribe to our daily email newsletter and podcast Four Minutes with On The Dot where we provide you with the tools and motivation you need to get out there and be the badass babe you were meant to be. Sign up here! Tune in next Thursday when we sit down with Roslyn Wilkonson, financial planner and author of the new book "It's Good to be Queen". We are focused on your success, so let us know what you think by chatting with us at @onthedotwoman on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. We’d love to hear your voice! Special Guest: Margot Stern & Dr. Yael Schuster.

On the Spot aims to showcase relatable women who have blazed the trail in order to help you walk your own path to success. In celebration of International Women's day, we have invited Sheila Ronning, the founder of Women in the Boardroom, an organization that makes sure women have a seat at the table by providing a customizing step-by-step approach to getting on your 1st, 2nd or 3rd corporate board! How can women overcome the confidence gap and become successful entrepreneurs? In this episode of On the Spot, tune in to listen to Sheila drop some hot tips and words of wisdom about how women can succeed and empower themselves. “When we stop learning and growing, then we’re dying. You cannot stay the same. You are either learning and growing or you are dying!” Everyone defines success differently. Sheila defines success as being able to what you absolutely love. As an entrepreneur, she started her first business in 1996, and in 2002, Sheila wanted a business that was all about helping to advance women, which is when she founded Women in the Boardroom. Check out Women in the Boardroom here!: https://womenintheboardroom.com/ ICYMI: Check out our daily newsletter and podcast Four Minutes With On The Dot! Not subscribed? But like, WHY? Subscribe today and join our #girlgang. Looking for more inspiration, advice and direction? Subscribe to our daily email newsletter and podcast Four Minutes with On The Dot where we provide you with the tools and motivation you need to get out there and be the badass babe you were meant to be. Sign up here! Tune in next Thursday when we sit down with Margot Stern and Dr. Yael Schuster, co-founders of StellarNova, a science toy company that creates unique experiences for kids through storytelling, hands-on activities, and interactive media. We are focused on your success, so let us know what you think by chatting with us at @onthedotwoman on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. We’d love to hear your voice! Special Guest: Sheila Ronning.

What's something that feels daunting and almost impossible in this day and age? If you guessed online dating... you're right on the money! On today's episode of On the Spot we sit down with Brooke Waupsh, the co-founder and CEO of Swoovy, a new mobile dating app that connects single people to go on a date volunteering for a nonprofit. In today's episode, Brooke discusses her journey to where she is today, and her thoughts on online dating and the issues that come with it. The problem: how can you facilitate meaningful interactions between strangers? Brooke has all the answers! "I think that I would just encourage people to stay authentic to themselves and have that confidence to not settle or deal with anything less than what will fulfill you as a person. And whether that's through a dating app or offline, there should be no difference." ICYMI: Check out our daily newsletter and podcast Four Minutes With On The Dot! Not subscribed? But like, WHY? Subscribe today and join our #girlgang. Looking for more inspiration, advice and direction? Subscribe to our daily email newsletter and podcast Four Minutes with On The Dot where we provide you with the tools and motivation you need to get out there and be the badass babe you were meant to be. Sign up here! Tune in next Thursday when we celebrate International Women's Day by sitting down with Sheila Ronning, CEO & Founder of Women in the Boardroom. We are focused on your success, so let us know what you think by chatting with us at @onthedotwoman on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. We’d love to hear your voice! Special Guest: Brooke Waupsh.

On today's episode of On The Spot, we sit down with Jillian Bullock, a filmmaker, president and CEO of Jillian Bullock Enterprises, a film and video production company based in Philadelphia. Jillian works to bring change through producing, writing, and directing shows that are empowering, educational, and entertaining. When Jillian was a child, her mother married a white man in the Italian mafia. Jillian and her siblings were the only black kids in their neighborhood and were surrounded by mobsters growing up. Her stepfather introduced her to film and they often watched movies together. His dream was the be a filmmaker, and Jillian took on that dream as her own after he passed when she was only 15 years old. Her mother eventually remarried, but her new husband was physically abusive. Jillian was kicked out by her mother and lived on the streets at the age of 15 after defending her. In order to escape homelessness, Jillian was forced to get involved with prostitution to get off the streets. After getting pregnant at 16, Jillian went back to Philadelphia, went back to school, eventually graduated from high school, and got a college degree. ”You have to have some resilience inside yourself to fight and come out of the depths of hell.” “There’s another side, and there’s reasons why people do what they do, so you need to explore that as a filmmaker. That’s what I try to do.” As a black woman, Jillian feels very fortunate as she has not experienced much discrimination as a result of her race in the film industry. She believes it’s because of the way she carries herself, and being surrounded by mobsters as a child greatly contributed to this. Jillian often tells women that they need to teach their daughters to be confident at a young age. Jillian recommends that women get mentors as it made a world of difference in her life. She learned the ins and outs of what was necessary for her to become a successful reporter. Jillian also watches many videos and looks up to motivational people, especially people who have struggled and lived a rough life. She sees how they overcame their struggles and built their own empires and learns from them. People should look up to people whose experiences resonate with them. Key takeaways: ”Life is hard, but the thing is they have to find a path that works with them, meaning that they need to associate themselves with people who are positive and who can uplift them. And they have to get rid of people that are negative distractors, and haters, and people who are not supporting them. And that can be your family members. It could be your spouse. It could be whoever. You know, to me life is too short. It is just too short to be going through life unhappy and just not living your fullest potential and being successful and obtaining your greatness.” ”Just the fact that you opened your eyes and you’re breathing, that’s a great thing, a thing to be grateful for.” ICYMI: Check out our daily newsletter and podcast Four Minutes With On The Dot! Not subscribed? But like, WHY? Subscribe today (https://signup.onthedotwoman.com/) and join our #girlgang. Looking for more inspiration, advice and direction? Subscribe to our daily email newsletter and podcast Four Minutes with On The Dot where we provide you with the tools and motivation you need to get out there and be the badass babe you were meant to be. Sign up here! Tune in next Thursday when we sit down with Brooke Waupsh, Co-founder & CEO of Swoovy, a new mobile dating app. We are focused on your success, so let us know what you think by chatting with us at @onthedotwoman on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. We’d love to hear your voice! Special Guest: Jillian Bullock.

On today's episode of On The Spot, we sit down with the powerhouse Brittany Packnett, known for her work as the National VP for Teach for America, co-host of Crooked Media’s Pod Save the People podcast, and outspoken intersectional #BlackLivesMatter activist. As a child, her parents played a critical role in her journey. Their activism and philanthropy showed Brittany the importance of utilizing your privilege in order to expand access to people, a responsibility Brittany takes very seriously. _"Whatever the platform, I believe my work is all about teaching and speaking truth that moves people to action, that moves people to do good work in the world, and my pathway to that certainly has been deeply inspired by the folks that I was raised by and by the communities that I had the privilege to serve." _ Brittany discusses how intersectionality is key for white women and women of color working together for the betterment of all women. She also discusses her role models and what she admires in other women, includeing Oprah Winfrey for her quiet contributions to the Black community, her mother for constantly reminding her that excellence can always be achieved, and friends who are younger than her for their inspirational work and many more. As someone as busy as Brittany, it can be difficult to find a work-life balance. To unplug, Brittany loves to cook and travels frequently. One thing she emphasizes is how important it is for her to spend time with loved ones while traveling. What’s next for Brittany? Brittany is currently writing a book and has been collecting speeches by black women for the past few years. She says the book will be part anthology and part essays of reflection. Her book will be titled We Are Like Those Who Dream, and is set to be released next spring. She’s also has plans of getting married in the Fall! Congratulations! Key Takeaways: _“I think it’s important that when we look for role models; that we don’t just look to wealthy people, that we don’t even just look to people who are older than us. There is inspiration all around us if we actually just take the time to look.” _ ICYMI: Check out Brittany's On The Dot #WomanToWatch feature on our website OnTheDotWoman.com (https://onthedotwoman.com/woman/brittany-packnett) and on our daily newsletter and podcast Four Minutes With On The Dot! Not subscribed? But like, WHY? Subscribe today (https://signup.onthedotwoman.com/) and join our #girlgang. Looking for more inspiration, advice and direction? Subscribe to our daily email newsletter and podcast Four Minutes with On The Dot where we provide you with the tools and motivation you need to get out there and be the badass babe you were meant to be. Sign up here! Tune in next Thursday when we sit down with Jillian Bullock, filmmaker, president, and CEO of Jillian Bullock Enterprises! We are focused on your success, so let us know what you think by chatting with us at @onthedotwoman on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. We’d love to hear your voice! Special Guest: Brittany Packnett.

On today's episode of On The Spot, we sit down with the incredible powerhouse Lolis Garcia-Baab, Movement Media Director and Spokesperson at Girl Scouts USA (https://www.girlscouts.org/). As the Movement Media Director, she is responsible for planning, directing and managing all the marketing and communications of the council. Lolis has a history of helping young women; prior to joining the Girl Scouts, she helped found a conference called the Girls Now! Conference after her daughter was being bullied in school and she couldn't find any adequate resources or assistance to help. This one-day event explores the issued of bullying, body image and being a girl. "I think that raising another human being is probably the greatest calling that another human being can have. I think it’s also the hardest job I’ve ever had. And the most thankless." Lolis earned her BA in Liberal Arts and her BS in Communications, and one of her first jobs was as a radio host for a radio show called "The Ladies Room with Lolis." She thought there was something missing in the radio community: a woman's touch. Because she lived in both Mexico and the US, Lolis has a strong understanding of the Latino culture and its impact on mainstream society. "For me, the superpower for women is to see the big picture." Key Takeaways: "I do think that women have this unique ability to see the world through the prism of what’s good for my family, what good for my community, what’s good for the world." You can purchase the book Lolis mentions, Reviving Ophelia: Saving the Selves of Adolescent Girls, here on Amazon! (https://www.amazon.com/Reviving-Ophelia-Adolescent-Ballantine-Readers/dp/0345392825/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1548911402&sr=8-6&keywords=reading+ophelia) Make sure to catch Lolis' upcoming #WomanToWatch feature in our email newsletter and daily podcast, Four Minutes With On The Dot (https://fourminutes.fireside.fm/)! Not subscribed? But like, WHY? Subscribe today (https://signup.onthedotwoman.com/) and join our #girlgang. Looking for more inspiration, advice and direction? Subscribe to our daily email newsletter and podcast Four Minutes with On The Dot where we provide you with the tools and motivation you need to get out there and be the badass babe you were meant to be. Sign up here! Tune in next Thursday when we sit down with the beer-brewing, mother/daughter dyanamic duo, Christine Celis and Daytona Camps! We are focused on your success, so let us know what you think by chatting with us at @onthedotwoman on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. We’d love to hear your voice! Special Guest: Lolis Garcia-Baab.

Why does Rhys hate the Tok'ra? When a fellow Jaffa - and old flame of Teal'c - arrives at the SGC, she claims to be in contact with her symbiote...and has convinced it to join the Tok'ra! Members of SG-1 are calling BS, while the Tok'ra are too convinced - and Rhys is over a lot of it...but it does raise questions about Jaffa sex! Why? Subscribe & listen now on your favourite podcasting app to find out! Join us and discover or re-live the magic of all things Stargate! Find us on: Facebook: facebook.com/Get-Into-Gate-265524513827574/ Twitter: twitter.com/GetIntoGate Instagram: instagram.com/getintogate Patron: www.patreon.com/getintogate Get Into Gate is a weekly celebration of all things STARGATE to you by the team behind Get Into Geek. When we discovered one of our own, Rhys, had never seen one second of STARGATE and was forever left out of our in-jokes throwback references, the rest of the team decided to rediscover it with him and breakdown the series one episode at a time.