Womensville Presents, “Sister We Need to Talk” book signing and mini workshop for you and the women in your life.

Andrea MacLeod Founder of Womensville, and Author of “Sister We Need to Talk” will open the event talking about why she wrote the book “Sister We Need to Talk” and will touch on topics that she has witnessed over her 20 year study on women, women’s groups, relationships and parenting.

Andrea says, “Women have what they need to have everything they could want in their relationships, the key is to have like minded women in your life so that you are not alone. Women are so important to each others lives. I can’t stress this enough.”

The floor will then be open for a Question and Answer period that will run for a proximately 1 hour.   Books will be available for $15.00 each.

 Top Ten Reasons to invite Womensville to your next women’s gathering:

10. Women love having a reason to meet, schmooze and have fun together.

9. A great way to have your work collegues get to know each other.

8. A great way to network.

7. A chance to see if Womensville may be something you’d like to have for future events or seminars that have to do with women’s topics or writing seminars.

6. A place to fit in, and see that you are not alone. Women are women.

5. Hear about 20+years of up close and personal women’s group studies from an expert.

4. Meet the Author and get your book signed.

3. A place to gain  insight on important questions that you have in your life.

2.Learn more about how Womensville.com can help you in having successful and productive relationships.

#1 Reason to have Womensville at your next women’s event: Andrea MacLeod is eager to share with you why and how she came up with all of the information in her new book. Making new friends is always at the top of her list! She’s not sure how long she’ll be available to do this, so act now, while it’s still free.

If you are interested in having Womensville come to your office, home or conference room, please contact info@womensville.com and we will send you a list of available dates for 2010.

“Sometimes I say to my husband, “Can I please press rewind and take that all back, I’m trying to change my evil ways.” He laughs and says OK. And then I literally get to respond to him in a way that works.

The opposite is unfortunately also true. When I am feeling bored, lonely or significantly unappreciated (which often means I’m giving for my own ego gratification and not because I want to be generous),I find myself slowly slipping down the slope of darkness and more evil stuff coming my way. Self doubt can be like a perpetual rollercoaster that spins out of control with a momentum that is unstoppable. I really don’t like my old evil ways. I like being kind, generous, thoughtful and patient. I like to be challenged and to have my character be shaped by difficult scenarios, most of the time.”

When in doubt, just tell him, “I’m trying to change my evil ways!” He’ll understand, and probably laugh at your female craziness.

When you need to let off some steam, because we all do. Call a woman who you know won’t say “What a jerk, you are so right…” Instead call a woman who will obey you when you say “Hi, Suzie, I need to vent. Will you just let me spout off and then ask me if there’s anything I need?”

Then, let ‘r rip!!

Let it all out and then thank the woman on the other end of the phone for listening.

Ask her if you can touch base with her tomorrow and fill her in on how things are going.

This gives you time to get back to a reasonable level of sanity, and by the second call you can start looking at what really happened that caused the blow up.