Live daily in the precious present. Getting bogged down in the past or too far ahead of yourself in the future will only keep you stuck and unhappy in no-woman’s land.
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Who is Dr. Reece?
With a competitive athletic background, a PhD in sport psychology and an understanding of what it’s like to be a woman in a man’s world, Dr. Reece has proven her tactics in the real world. Unlike “coaches,” Dr. Reece takes the guesswork out of getting women’s businesses from zero to launch and generating real results. 
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What’s the blog about?
This is no watered down or one size fits all kind of approach. Real women, who want to be competitive in business, need real answers with the right strategies and tactics to back them up. Dr. Reece shares her strategies and tactics as they relate to empowering women in the competitive business arena. -
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