New Era by powerhouseglobalmag

FEATURE

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- PROF. PETER A. BHEDA

PUBLISHER'S NOTE

Lady Anita Duckworth-Bradshaw

Powerhouse Global Brand Propagator

“Every individual has a place to fill in the world, and is important, in some respect whether he chooses to be or not.”

– Nathaniel Hawthorne, 1804-1864

2020 was a learning ground for the leaders and non-leaders from all spheres of influence due to the visit of covid-19. We have all been challenged to look within to discover what is the most important reason for living, and how life can affect each and every one of us irrespective of where we may be on this planet. On the other hand, it also brought to like what is lacking in today’s human existence and what needs to be improved upon. When we take stuck of the journey so far and the lessons taken from the past year, it’s undoubtedly a clear fact that each of us need all of us to survive and to recreate what we may have lost in the process of the storm.

Despite the challanges, we are forever grateful to Almighty for his grace and mercies during the most difficult times of our journey. Powerhouse

Global Magazine did not only make it to the top, but she also gave birth to a sister publication (Powerhouse Global Stars Magazine), and she is currently being read in over 78 countries of the world. We would not have gotten here without your support – Thank you.

As we further our pursuit in making the world a better place through our personal and professional contributions, we want to urge you to continue to make a difference in your own corner of the world – We all need each other to survive.

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Thank you and Happy 2021 to you and yours

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PROF.

PETER A. BHEDA

WE NOT JUST GET ALONG”?

CO-EXISTING WITH COVID-19, INSTEAD OF FIGHTING BACK

AUTHOR’S TAKE

The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged the world, hotels, airlines, and related travel industries in ways that not even the most successful and powerful CEO’s could have predicted. Clearly, we have limitations!

While known responses to ongoing disruptive threats remain unidentified and somewhat elusive, factors such as reoccurring waves of COVID-19 cases, government lockdowns and closures of businesses are all out of our control – however, adapting to the environment to offer personalized, clean and safe guest experiences, are not.

- Prof. Peter A. Bheda

We must be willing to compromise and live with it- There is no better time than now for hospitality brands to leverage the essence of hospitality – relatability, hospitableness, and personalized attention and it all begins with the acceptance of the fact that we are not going to win this battle of unmeasurable devastation, as new information becomes available to us.

Hotel companies must progressively show attention to detail and demonstrate flexibility and innovation to co-exist with COVID-19. Soughtafter amenities have changed; free breakfast, large gyms, and active food and beverage outlets are no longer a guest’s focus prior to booking their stay – the new top priority is safety and cleanliness. Hotels have always ensured the

health and safety of guests; however, they must now operate under a new standard based on CDC recommendations, brand safety initiatives, guest concerns and demands, and governmentissued travel protocols, to maintain a hospitable environment that allows consumers to feel safe away from home.

Let us be smart and create a safety rating for hotels, like service ratings or the star ratings used by OTA’s and the brands to distinguish them from the amenities they offer. If brands hit on all cylinders, regardless of their perception and brand equity; then those properties must be recognized as the market leader in how we co-exist during this pandemic. However, these safety standards must be integrated with authenticity, and a genuine desire to protect the

consumers, and not become a theatrical performance.

Whether we like it or not , we are in this for a long haul. "I'll bet you it's in a long time from now." Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly says airplane travel will be completely back to normal - at some point. Kelly's comments came as Southwest Airlines posted its biggest loss ever. After much deliberation, Hilton President & CEO Chris Nassetta launched Hilton CleanStayTM initiative with Lysol. Initially, Hilton CleanStayTM was about driving top-line revenue by helping Hilton hotels stand out from the competition in ways that build trust and confidence when guests travel. However, it quickly became the brand standard and involved every area of the hotel operation, including Guestroom, Arrival & Welcome, Public Space & Fitness, Food & Beverage, Amenities & Meetings as well as Physical Distancing. Brands demanded that All Team Members follow these strict guidelines if they wish to be employed by the hotel.

Marriott Hotels increased their focus on the Top 10 Hotspots that are to be maintained and sanitized, in some cases, every hour on the hour and decluttering of non-essential

collateral (paper goods, etc.) while shifting some items to single-use disposables.

Our industry must include advanced experiences that will involve a low-touch/notouch check- in to complement the existing advantages and benefits of using Digital Check-in and Digital Key; more obvious and frequent cleaning efforts in public spaces; and providing disinfecting wipes and hand sanitizer items within high-traffic areas of the hotel at all times.

These are just the few examples of how we must adapt to the sudden and radical change if we are to

co-exist with COVID-19. This now has become a matter of survival, and not about any corporate governance, in fact the opposite of such care and attention may be viewed as corporate greed. Profitability and ROI discussions are no longer valid topic in global boardrooms, at least not in the near term, or till the industry and our health care experts have a clear understanding of this new friend of ours called COVID-19.

COVID-19 is also putting a stamp on emerging trends centered around high-tech and low- touch experiences. Many such areas will become standard for all hotels in the near term. Brands, operators, and owners must be ready to adapt to these high costs to mitigate the current challenges for at least the next 36 months. Six months ago, none of us could have predicted that we were all going to have to completely re-think the way in which we operate on a daily basis.

As guests start returning to hotels, how do we ensure that they receive the same amazing experience, without needing to interact with the staff or other guests?

COVID-19 is also putting a stamp on emerging trends centered around hightech and low- touch experiences. Many such areas will become standard for all hotels in the near term. Brands, operators, and owners must be ready to adapt to these high costs to mitigate the current challenges for at least the next 36 months.

One possible solution is Vamoos, the new app for hotels, which enables hotels to provide a completely contactless, safe experience for everyone, without compromising on the service they intend to provide. Every business right now is saying, ‘if we don’t embrace change, we die,’” says Management and Leadership Professor Abbie Shipp at Texas Christian University in a recent interview. But change management is different than change leadership.

“Change management talks about, ‘What do we want to do? What’s the structure and the strategy?’ Change

leadership asks, ‘What are people capable of? What are they interested in? What are they passionate about?’ Instead of focusing on what to do, you focus on who’s doing it and how they’re doing it.” Industry leaders must learn and quickly adapt to these safety protocols. People are an important part of the change process. In a crisis, Dr. Shipp says the first thing to do is check on your people to cultivate an employee-first culture.

To get an idea on how the world is dealing with this global pandemic, the World Tourism Council published a study citing examples, and predictions on countries and even regions that will survive and the ones that will be forced to shut down permanently.

Finally, as the title of the article suggests, this is a global calling, and any attempt by brands, operators or the owners to procrastinate on the urgent need for action for the hospitality industry means, the game is over. We must start serious dialogues on “adaptability in any environment”. This could mean providing experiences that are memorable for guests, however, it must begin with our guests thoroughly

understanding what we are doing to protect them and we must then be able to show them, provide the evidence of such an effort on behalf of our stakeholders.

In today’s environment, the essence of hospitality means; minimal or no human interaction, high tech/ low-touch, and safety and cleanliness protocol that are verifiable and addresses the safety and protection of the very people who are safeguarding us. We cannot forget the frontline workers around the globe who are compromising their own safety and the medical professionals who have been working nonstop to come up with a

vaccine to protect us. Above all, we need more love and compassion to deal with these turbulent times, so go ahead, get involved. Help someone, save a life, save a community that is hit hard from this devastating pandemic, and feel proud that your legacy will live for the world to remember you by.

Let’s just all try to get along , with no regard for race, religion, political affiliation, national origin or social or economic status; because this pandemic is totally blind, and its time we reach across the isle and extend our love and create a new world order that is inclusive and fair for all to coexist.

the essence of hospitality means; minimal or no human interaction, high tech/low-touch, and safety and cleanliness protocol that are verifiable and addresses the safety and protection of the very people who are safeguarding us.

PROF. PETER A. BHEDA BIO

Peter A. Bheda, Principal at PB Global Advisory LLC

Known as a fearless and dynamic leader with over forty years of experience in the global hospitality business, Mr. Bheda is revered in the highest stature by his team of associates and investors. Prior to establishing his own hospitality ownership and management firm in 2013, he excelled as SVP of Operations with Highgate Hotels and oversaw 32 major assets across the United States, generating a total of $1.6 billion in revenue with Net Asset Value at $4.6 billion. He was instrumental in bringing 13 branded and independent hotels to the portfolio and was honored with the “Finest Westin Conversion” award by Starwood Hotels & Resorts. As VP of Operations & Development for Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, he provided global direction to the most profitable division within Wyndham, consisting of 22 hotels with annual revenue exceeding $200 million. In addition to his recent accomplishments, Mr. Bheda spent time as VP of Pakistan Service Limited and provided corporate oversight and operational expertise for Pearl Continental Hotels & Resorts, all of which were members of the “Leading Hotels of the World”. Mr. Bheda holds an Executive Leadership Certificate from Harvard Business School. He is a professor at Boston University’s School of Hotel Administration and is simultaneously pursuing a Master’s Degree from the institution.

POWERHOUSE GLOBAL MAGAZINE (PGMAG)

INTERVIEW WITH:

EMILIO ANTONIO GUEVARA (EAG)

PGMAG: Emilio, great to have you on today's interview.

EAG: Thank you Lady Anita. I really appreciate you having me. I really admire the work you are doing with Powerhouse Global Magazine and I am honored to be featured in this amazing magazine.

PGMAG: Please introduce yourself to our readers.

EAG: My name is Emilio Antonio Guevara. I was born in Brooklyn, NY and raised in the Bronx, NY to parents Rosa and Mariano Guevara that emigrated to the United States of America from Honduras, CA. I come from a family of seven.

I am a family man, a husband to my beautiful wife Kimyada Guevara and a grateful father to my precious daughter Enyada Lynette Guevara. I live by three principles. One making sure that my spirit is right, two that my intentions are always pure and last not least, three gratitude. I believe gratitude is the one principle that regardless of what is going on in your life keeps you centered.

I am a motivated, ambitious and driven entrepreneur. I have 35 years of diverse career experience combined in the entrepreneurial, private sectors and B2B environments. Above all things I am a servant leader.

Over the past 25 years I have had the opportunity to follow my dreams and take on entrepreneurial challenges and work with some amazing people along my journey.

My personal mission is to help others embrace and participate in the free enterprise system to innovate and create by using the greatest gift that I believe God gave man, the gift of imagination.

Emilio Antonio Guevara is the President and CEO of Capitalists Conversations, Inc.

co-authors of the Rebirth by Sandra Stachowicz, a book created by amazing and passionate women who share their true-life stories with readers worldwide to inspire them by being authentic and vulnerable, show we have that inner power to overcome difficult life circumstances and to rebirth from ashes, whatever those ashes were made of. This book has achieved the status of number 1 Amazon bestseller in the UK, USA, and Canada.

PGMAG: If you knew what you know now, what would you do differently.

MW: I would have taken the risk to explore the life possibilities with greater courage and faith, believing in the process, whilst paying attention to my gut feelings. First and foremost, I would have loved myself more as self-awareness and self-love is a very important aspect of commencing on the journey to our dreams.

PGMAG: What are some of the lessons you have gotten from the year 2020.

MW: The biggest lesson I have got from the year 2020 is to remain open to blessings that come from being grateful for everything that we have in our

life. Those blessings can be presented to us in the form of ideas, possibilities, good health, and people that appear on our life pathway. When I was sick with COVID-19 I had found comfort in meditation and prayer. The connection with the Universe has helped me to go through.

This year has shown me the power of integrity that comes from the united hearts and open minds. We can allow the fear to take over our life, feelings, and the way we think or we can do whatever it takes to acquire a courageous heart and be the change-makers.

PGMAG: What would you say to your younger self.

MW: Believe in yourself, when you believe in yourself, miracles happen.

PGMAG: Mira, it has been an absolute pleasure to have served you today. I wish you more success in your future endeavors.

MW: Thank you so much Lady Anita for having me, you truly are a change maker, it is a pleasure to follow in your footsteps, you are such an inspiration to me, and most definitely others around you.

PGMAG: Please share your links with us.

MW: My Facebook link is https://www.facebook.com/ miroslawa.warszawski

Early in 2021 I will be releasing my latest book, “Lessons For A Spiritual Warrior”. The core concept is that there are basic laws of life, and when we understand and embrace them, we empower ourselves to create a life of peace and harmony with Universe.

power.

PGMAG: What are some of the lessons you have learned from the global challenge (Covid-19)?

GH: I have observed how people handle fear. The core of a human is revealed in times of stress or fear, and our biggest fear is of death. When you can lose the fear of death, is when you can really live for the first time.

PGMAG: Please tell us about your new book.

GH: Early in 2021 I will be releasing my latest book, “Lessons For A Spiritual Warrior”. The core concept is that there are basic laws of life, and when we understand and embrace them, we empower ourselves to create a life of peace and harmony with Universe.

PGMAG: The evolution that is happening right now is affecting everyone in different ways. As a teacher and mentor, what are some of the steps needed in order to remain relevant in the place of service (Marketplace)?

INTERVIEW WITH: DR. MARINA BRUNI (DMB)

PGMAG: Dr. Marina, great to have you on today's interview with Lady Anita.

DMB: It’s such a joy to be here, Lady Anita.

PGMAG: Please introduce yourself to our readers.

DMB: With pleasure. I’m an international business lawyer. Dual qualified. With over two decades of experience in high finance, advising big international firms, multinational corporations and tier one investment banks worldwide. After an early start with the United Nations Organisation in New York City, when I was still in law school.

I’ve assisted multibillion-dollar companies and advised them on multiple figures deals. I’ve led complex international projects. Set up businesses and companies in multiple jurisdictions. Assisted Investment companies and asset management companies with billions in AUM. Advised CEOs and board of directors.

As you know I’m also a master of energy, I’ve studied neuroscience, neuroplasticity, neurolinguistic and energy for years, and I combine all these elements to support my clients and their businesses.

Not only I combine the deep mastery of business laws with deep mastery of energy to support my clients. But also, I combine all that with real business experience.

Being a lawyer, being a consultant, is not enough. Not anymore.

If you really want to make a difference in your clients’ businesses, if you want to give them effective support, being “just” a lawyer, being “just” a consultant, is not enough. You need to understand the business. You need to understand how the business works.

Offline and online. This is THE game changer.

And I do that. Not only because I understand the business part of being a business lawyer and consultant. BUT because I am a business owner too.

And that allows me to go the extra-mile, to get the perspective, the nuance that can make the difference. It’s about making the invisible visible, so you can protect your business and your assets.

I’m also a Keynote Speaker and Global Brain Activation Strategist™. And I’ve had the pleasure of being featured as one of the Global Thought Leaders in the documentary movie "How Thoughts Become

Things", sequel to the hit movie The Secret, alongside many big names from The Secret’s original cast.

I’ve been featured in multiple media outlets and am sharing stages with world class speakers such as Sharon Lechter, Jack Canfield and Les Brown.

PGMAG: When you began your journey as a lawyer over 21 years ago, knowing how challenging it must have been to deliver the expectations of the people. What were your driving force behind your success story?

DMB: Wow! That was longtime ago and yet it feels like yesterday.

First of all, I want to say that I’m very blessed and grateful to my parents for the way they have brought me up.

See. I come from a family of lawyers by tradition on my father’s side. For us the law, the knowledge of the laws, has always been a means to improve other people’s lives. For us it’s always been about doing the right thing. No matter what. That’s what I was taught by my father, by my parents, since I was a little child.

And I want to emphasise this because yes, it’s true there are a lot of lawyers out there that are sharks. But there are also a few of them who really want to make a difference. As I said before. Not all lawyers are equal.

I’ve always had two drivers in my life: intellectual curiosity and the burning desire to make a difference. Whatever I do. That’s what brought me to work on a project with the United Nations in New York City when I was still in law school. More recently, those same drivers brought me to be one of the Thought Leaders in

How Thoughts Become Things, the movie sequel to The Secret.

PGMAG: What were some of the changes you had to make in order to stay centred in helping more businesses to thrive in this globally challenged time (Covid-19)?

DMB: 2020 has brought challenges that many of us were not equipped to deal with. Levels of stress, anxiety and all sort of struggles went over the roof; and my guess is we’re not over all of that yet.

That pushed me to come forward and incorporate my

energy work in the way I assist my clients. It’s a very powerful combination, and the results are outstanding.

It’s not just mindset I’m talking about. It’s beyond that. Mindset it is important, absolutely! And it’s becoming more and more important. And the more people struggle the more they get into mindset trainings. Which is the issue and the cure at once, but it’s more like a band aid than a long-lasting solution. Why? Because it doesn’t solve the problem.

I know, it sounds like a paradox. And it is. In a way. Here’s the thing: why do we struggle so much with mindset work? Why are people becoming obsessed with that? That’s because they’re not connected to their inner power, to their true identity, to their true nature. Because if they were, they wouldn’t need to work so hard on mindset. Things would be easier, and straightforward.

With my work I help my clients bridge and close that gap, I help them connect with their true energetic nature, to tap into their energetic DNA, so they don’t have to work hard on

their mindset, they don’t have to struggle. They just need to tune into their true nature and be congruent to that, be coherent to that.

And this is a very important piece of what I teach them: leverage that, their energetic identity, and implement it in their daily life. With practical steps. In a pragmatic way. In their business, in their personal life, in their relationships. Game changer.

PGMAG: In our recent conversation, we spoke about ‘mindfulness' and how this skill can help more leaders to create balance amidst the global crisis (Covid-19). Could you please touch more light on this subject?

DMB: Yes. That’s so true. Many of us are still on that hamster wheel and seem not to be able to get off. It can be counterintuitive, but the thing is they are still stuck in the doing, with the doing. And keep running around, all over the place to get things done. Most of the time in autopilot. I’m asking our readers: how many of you remember what you had for breakfast this morning? And what was the taste of it? Or what you’ve been thinking the whole day?

We are BEINGS. But most of us have lost the connection with their “being” part and focus on their “doing” only.

Now, the only way to break this nonsensical rat race, to get off that hamster wheel is to reconnect to your BEING, your true nature. As uncomfortable as that could be. And for many of us, it is uncomfortable and scary and stressful that’s why this global situation, this crisis is such a struggle. But here’s the thing: connecting to your BEING, to your true nature, is the only way out.

One of the best ways to start becoming more mindful and connected to your being is via your breath. It’s very powerful and one of the main strategies I teach on day one.

Find a quiet place, sit down comfortably, disconnect from all type of distractions, close your eyes, if you can, and focus on your breath. Don’t emphasise it. Just focus on your natural breath, the movement of your body when you breathe. Feel it. Be there. Be your breath.

You can do it for few minutes. The longer the better, but just few minutes can make a difference.

PGMAG: As an overachiever who had experienced ‘burnout’, whilst delivery expectations in line of duty. What should leaders lookout for in pursuit of their goals in order not to become victims of health breakdown?

DMB: That happens to a lot of us. We stretch ourselves beyond the limits and then it bites us back and we need to deal with it.

Mine wasn’t a burnout, it was my immune system that got shut. Why that happened?

Because, although I was tuned into my intuition, I was not listening to it. I did not listen to

my body. All of the signals I was getting. I ignored them all. So, the key is: don’t ignore the signals; don’t ignore the symptoms. Low energy, tiredness, lack of sleep, overwhelm are the obvious ones.

Besides the obvious ones: there’s a reason if something doesn’t feel right or if you don’t enjoy anymore what you used to enjoy.

PGMAG: Please tell us about your business and how people can benefit from your services.

DMB: With pleasure. I use the powerful combination

of business law and deep energy work, to help my clients protect their business and support their growth. Not only from a legal and structural business perspective, but also energetically.

I don’t believe in the “one size fits all” type of solution. It’s an illusion. Because each business, like each individual, is unique. Therefore, what works for me doesn’t necessarily works for you, or for anybody else.

This is because each one of us has their own unique energetic DNA – I’ve talked a bit about this throughout the interview. And your own energetic DNA

Well, that couldn’t be further from the truth!

Truth is: if something doesn’t work reasonably straightaway, it’s because of an energetic disconnection or misalignment. Part of what I do is clearing, or fixing if you like, that energetic misconnection or misalignment. Right to the point.

is your business DNA too, because, energetically speaking, your business is an extension of you.

I know this is a lot of information, but it’s crucial: "your business needs to be coherent to your energetic DNA to blossom and create abundance." This involves your business set-up, products, selling strategies, marketing strategies, protection strategies, teams and collaborators, customers and prospects, partners to name a few.

See, as entrepreneurs and business owners we’ve been

taught – and we still are taught – that if something doesn’t work straightaway we’ve got to keep trying and trying and trying until it does. Because if it works for the gurus, if it works for your mentor, your teacher it’s got to work for you too.

Well, that couldn’t be further from the truth!

This is, in a nutshell, what I do for my clients: I set them up for success, in a structured and solid way, and I support their growth, the growth of their businesses, by combining my mastery of business laws and deep energy work.

PGMAG: What are the top three books that changed your life?

DMB:

1) Get the life you want by Dr Richard Bandler

2) The Magic by Rhonda Byrne

3) The MetaSecret by Mel Gill

PGMAG: What would you say to your younger self?

DMB: Great question! I would tell her: You are a beautiful being of light, keep shining your light.

PGMAG: Finally, what is your message for women who are struggling to find their voices in the marketplace?

DMB: There is an easier way. If you’re open to it. If you’re willing to embrace it.

And get the right support because you’re not going to get there on your own, without the right guidance.

PGMAG: Thank you once again for your time. We wish you success on your journey.

DMB: Thank you for having me here, and blessings to you too.

PGMAG: Please share your links with us.

DMB: With pleasure, people can reach out to me via email at marina@marinabruni.com Here’s my website www. marinabruni.com and social media https://www.linkedin. com/in/dr-marina-brunijd-5737737/

POWERHOUSE GLOBAL MAGAZINE (PGMAG)

INTERVIEW WITH:

DR. BISHNU MAYA PARIYAR (DBMP)

PGMAG: Dr. Bishnu, you are welcome to today's interview.

DBMP: Thank you for having me.

PGMAG: Please briefly introduce yourself to our readers.

DBMP: My name is Bishnu Maya Pariyar. I am the Founding President and Chief Patron of Association of Dalit Women’s Advancement of Nepal (ADWAN). ADWAN enables rural Dalit women repressed by their caste and gender to claim their rights and live in dignity. Our mission addresses the root causes of gender and castebased discrimination by organizing women from different castes, building solidarity, and offering access to training and savings and loan activities. ADWAN's bottom-up approach directly focuses on the UN Sustainable Development Goals of women's empowerment, gender equality, poverty reduction and universal education.

I also served as the Advisory Member of Diversity and Inclusion Board of Mayor Steven M. Fulop of Jersey City, New Jersey, United States. I am also Emissary of Sister City between City of Jersey City and Nepal’s Indrawati Rural Municipality.

PGMAG: As a well celebrated leader with over 40 National and International awards, what is your driving force to keep making a difference in the world?

DBMP: I belong to a Dalit caste family in Nepal. Dalits are still treated as untouchable people which is inhuman and against the law. I faced intense discrimination and prejudice when I was growing up. Once I asked my dad why I am different than other children? My dad used telling me you need to educate and fight against this inhuman system. Yes, the love of my family always solaced me and helped me to fight against most inhumane discrimination. Had my dad not supported me and all other sisters, we would not have been so much successful in life despite all the hardships that life posed on us. My dad gave me courage and zeal to fight against this discrimination when I was growing up, during all the stages of my life. Inhumane discrimination shattered my concept of humanity. However, the words of my dad had left an indelible impression on my mind. All

the discriminations failed to obstruct my determination to turn into reality the vision of my not only about me but also about a world free from social and racial discrimination. That’s why I will continue to fight against discrimination, social injustice and inhuman practice until everyone can live with respect and dignity.

PGMAG: As a dedicated professional, what are some of the measures needed to ensure the safety of children and their families?

DBMP: Women must have access to the police to file a criminal report and receive legal advice and protection orders. The response to violence must be immediate, coordinated, and effective so that crimes are punished, and justice is secured. There can be no lasting peace when women suffer sexual violence.

Courts and the justice system must be accessible and responsive to criminal and civil matters relating to violence against women. Women must be informed of their legal rights and supported to navigate the legal system. And for this, we need more women police officers,

prosecutors, and judges, because we know that women serving on the frontlines of justice strengthen justice for women and children.

PGMAG: How would you describe your style of leadership?

DBMP: A great leader possess a clear vision, is courageous, has integrity, honesty, humility and clear focus. Great leaders help people to reach their goals. In my whole life I have been empowering others to stand for themselves.

PGMAG: How do you create balance amidst all your hardwork?

DBMP: Balancing my time is always my great challenge. There is always so much to do. I used to be burned out and if I do not accomplish what I am supposed to do, I would feel so guilty. My husband always tells me that he would never go to vacation with me as I was not enjoying. But now I crossed 40 already and I began to realize that I need to think of my health and wellbeing. I started doing yoga, walking when I have time. I think it is so important taking a break from work to maintaining a quality of life.

Balancing my time is always my great challenge. There is always so much to do. I used to be burned out and if I do not accomplish what I am supposed to do, I would feel so guilty. My husband always tells me that he would never go to vacation with me as I was not enjoying. But now I crossed 40 already and I began to realize that I need to think of my health and wellbeing.

PGMAG: Please tell us a little bit about your work in the Domestic and Sexual Violence arena.

DBMP: Beside volunteering for ADWAN, I work as a Coordinator at Hudson Speaks against Sexual Violence program. My job is advocating for the survivors and victims of domestic and sexual violence. The project is called Bolo Behen (Speak Sister) which is for South Asian American women and their families. We create a safe space with a full range of culturally-sensitive,

language-specific information, support, services and advocacy for women living in Hudson County who are experiencing domestic and sexual violence. The project also strives to start a dialogue about issues of violence within the community and works with a wide variety of groups, organizations, and individuals. The project focuses on engaging the women exposing them to a myriad of services to better their mental, emotional and physical needs. Through the establishment of community partnerships, the Project offers women help, support and guidance through their sexual trauma and in all areas of their lives. Our hope is that all South Asian American women who have been affected by domestic and sexual violence will know that there is support available to heal their pain and suffering. I also conduct Culturally Sensitivity Training for police, detectives, prosecutors, lawyers and people from different government agencies.

PGMAG: How can people be protected from such violation of human rights?

DBMP: Human rights violations pose serious consequences for current and future generations. The effects of

violence can remain with individuals for a lifetime and can pass from one generation to another. To protect people from human right abuse, international law should be fully implemented, and people should be empowered so they can understand legal system against human rights abuse. Laws, policies and programs should focus for the vulnerable populations who are at highest risk of abuse and violence. For an effective response to this violence, different sectors in

We need to empower ourselves and empower other women, young and aspiring girls. Women need to work together to create the solidarity to fight for gender equality. If we persist change is always possible.

society must work together.

PGMAG: Women are often denied the opportunity to take on key positions in some organisations. What could be done to bridge the gap?

DBMP: We need to empower ourselves and empower other women, young and aspiring girls. Women need to work together to create the solidarity to fight for gender equality. If we persist change is always possible. The society should know that without women’s meaningful and shared participation there wouldn’t be equitable society.

PGMAG: Finally, what would you say to your younger self?

DBMP: To be successful, we

need to set goals in our lives. I encourage each and everyone to keep setting goals. I know the power that this simple act can have. The great thing about goals when you have them, the path sometimes reveals itself. Never stop listening and never stop learning. Learn, pivot, grow, challenge yourself, and only do it if you are fulfilled in being a part of bringing about change. Don’t be afraid of change. And have fun. And last but not least, take care of yourself. make sure to have a good work-life balance and protect your mental health. Surround yourself with a good support network of people you trust, people that believe in you and want to help you succeed. Finally, don’t be afraid to ask for help from the people around you.

PGMAG: Thank you once again for sharing your brilliance with us.

DBMP: I am grateful that through your popular magazine I am able to spread my message. Thank you for the opportunity.

PGMAG: Please share your links with us.

DBMP: You can find more info about my work at: www.BishnuMayaPariyar.com and www.adwan.org

RIAN UELAND (HR) POWERHOUSE GLOBAL

MAGAZINE (PGMAG)

INTERVIEW WITH: HÅKON

PGMAG: Håkon, so good to have you on today's interview with Lady Anita.

HR: I am deeply honoured to be given the opportunity, Lady Anita. Thank you very much!

PGMAG: Please introduce yourself to our audience.

HR: My most important role is being the protector of children and others who don’t have a voice. I do that by being a spiritual and corporate coach, a healer, and an optimizer of systems and organizations.

I am a pilgrim, a Dr. of Divinity and an artist. I have worked in social services for 20-something years, since 2008 as a Child Welfare Worker. Though I am a monk of my own denomination now, I was married for 25 years, and I have three children who are the motivation of my life.

“Darkness” became too much of a force in my life. So, in 2018 I left my job, and started travelling where the wind took me. I am certified in Tsa Lung (Tibetan energy healing) and Holistic Healing, and I knew where I was needed. Right now, I live in the small town of Ed in Sweden, where I have rented a small house for my dog and me.

PGMAG: Being a 'Monk' must be a higher level of Spiritual Awakening. What are some of the steps needed to reconnect with one's higher self?

HR: I don’t perceive myself as being spiritually “awakened”. I am just doing my thing. But I have had some moments when I have felt connected with my Truth.

We are all on our own paths. In general, I think reconnecting is about listening to the silence. Your own, integral truth. Not the one you find in the words of some pastor, guru – or monk, for that matter – but the one we all own a piece of. The core of the greeting “namaste” – “The Divine bows to the Divine in You”.

I guess I should expand a bit on that. Because “silence” seems to imply sitting in a cave for years, eating rice and meditating constantly.

To me personally, silence can be found in tiny moments. Looking deep into the eyes

of a new-born baby. Fighttraining with my dog (I have a Malinois, Trollheads Nessi, who was trained as a K9 with her previous family). If I don’t find my zone of silence when training her, she may hurt me. And … when singing. When I reach my true voice and sing without thought.

What I think has been most powerful for my own development, is to constantly ask “why”. I have written some articles on LinkedIn where I explore this from various angles.

PGMAG: There are reports of an increase in the number of people who are struggling to cope with the current global challenge (covid-19). As a healer, what is your message for those in the abovementioned situation?

HR: Yes. Many are struggling. Suicide is on the rise. I predict that the pressure on mental healthcare will continue to rise, and likewise, child welfare and social welfare offices will feel the pressure. Unless we start making decisions based on love, not fear.

Fear is the mind killer. Its consequences are more lethal than Covid-19. And fear sells,

so mass-media uses this to get clicks and views.

What I believe is most important is to accept all your feelings. If you feel fearful or sad or happy or ecstatic –embrace it. Cherish it. Enter the feeling.

At the same time – reject whatever emotions others are trying to project onto you. Such as fear.

You can’t “feel wrong”. You can act with wrong intent, though. If you hate someone, being honest about it may be good. Especially to yourself.

But hurting them intentionally, unless you are defending a “weak party”, that is something to avoid.

I am not only talking about acceptance, but also releasing your emotions. If you feel sad at the state of the world – cry. Tears wash your soul. If you feel love – express it. Unrequited love? Sing it out. Write a poem. Hug your dog or cat.

And if you feel suicidal – wait one minute. Then repeat. And reach out for help. If you search for “mAncient” on YouTube, you will find some videos that expand on this. You can also reach out for me if you need support.

One final thing … sing. Sing your pain, sing your love, sing your dreams, sing your joy.

PGMAG: Please tell us about ‘mAncient’.

HR: I needed an artist name in 2017. And so, I decided that combining Man and Ancient would work. I have a motto, supposedly said by Seneca; “Homo sum humani a me nihil alienum puto” - “I am human. Nothing human is strange to me.”

So, the Ancient part of my name came naturally, as did “man”.

PGMAG: If you knew what you know now, what would you do differently?

HR: I could’ve lightened up a little bit. Been a little less rigid and bombastic. But … I have walked the path that was laid out before me, and sometimes, it has been quite narrow and steep. I have made seasoned therapists cry by sharing moments from my life. I rarely do that anymore. Share, that is.

PGMAG: Please tell us about your music.

HR: My first album, Livet er (Norwegian for “Life Is”), is a singer-songwriter album. Each of the songs have a story behind them. Currently, I work with electronica in my own, personal style. “Earth House”, inspired by “Earth Song” by Michael Jackson.

I would like to share the story behind “MK I”.

I was working in an institution, which was considered the most

challenging institution in the field. It was like a bootcamp – when a child welfare-office somewhere in Norway didn’t know what to do with a child, they were sent there, for a stay of three months, and then they travelled on to other institutions or foster-homes.

I met a young boy. We spent 15 hours together on his first day, where he shared pieces of his life. Our meeting started with him screaming “I will kill you” to my face.

The experiences he shared were so horrible, the darkness he had faced, both in himself and in others, so encompassing, that when I went to bed, I knew I could not sleep. I felt as if I had swallowed a black hole.

I sat down with my Mac and made a song. MK I.

Now, I create healing music. And I sing, often worship, on the karaoke apps Smule and StarMaker. My current favourite is “The Blessing” by Kari Jobe.

PGMAG: What is your message for world leaders?

HR: I realise that the current situation is scary. You are facing a new situation, where it seems that changes happen every day. And you know that history will judge you based on your decisions.

Commonly, we speak of two reactions when faced with fear. Fight or flight.

But there is a third option. “Love”. Embrace the possibilities for change that this situation is giving us. The compassion that is sweeping the globe. The potential for creating a new normal that will bring forth the best of mankind. If you need a consult – reach out to me.

Don’t play on fear. Our world has never been better. Less wars, more humanitarian work, more compassion. Accentuate the good.

Allow all churches, synagogues, temples and mosques – all places of worship – to be open 24/7. Give people a place to be quiet with their faith, staffed with people to talk with if they wish.

And, most important: Start asking “Who, What, Why?”. The systems we have set up – are they meant to serve the people? Or the system itself? Your work – does it serve your own needs? Or the people?

And religious leaders… Please stop turning sexuality into something ugly. It is a sacred gift from God. Don’t forget that we are all equal under the eyes of our Lord. And there is nothing more sacred than the union of two people in a symbiotic, balanced relationship.

PGMAG: What are some steps to conquering fear?

HR: In Norway, we have a lot of trolls. They live in our history. And, the fascinating thing about trolls is that they turn to stone if hit by the sun.

Same with fear. If you face your fear honestly, it tends to dissolve.

questions, because some fears are beneficial. Avoiding a rattle snake is a survival tactic, not cowardice.

PGMAG: Finally, what would you say to your younger self?

HR: Questions are the key to understanding. Though I would not change one single step on the long and winding road I have followed, I would have started asking myself three questions earlier in life. Summarised in “Who, what, why?”.

• Who am I?

• What am I doing with my life?

• Why am I doing it?

PGMAG: Thank you once again for your time. We wish you well on your journey.

HR: It was a true pleasure. Thank you again for inviting me, and may love caress your path, Lady Anita.

PGMAG: Please share your links with us.

HR: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ mancient https://www.mancient.one https://www.surroundtherapy. com

Accept it. And ask it the three

INTERVIEW WITH: STEPHANIE GEORGIOUS (SG)

PGMAG: Stephanie, you are welcome to today's interview with Lady Anita.

SG: Hello Lady Anita! I would like to thank you for the invitation and for the opportunity you are giving me to introduce myself to your audience. I’m really glad to be with you and present myself today!

PGMAG: Please introduce yourself to our readers.

SG: I was born and raised in the beautiful city of Limassol in the island of Cyprus, and I am a Certified Professional Coach with specialization in life coaching, relationship coaching and leadership coaching mostly for teenagers and young adults. I am also a theta healing practitioner, writer and entrepreneur.

I have a bachelor’s degree in Accounting & Finance and a master’s degree in Innovation and Entrepreneurship from the University of Warwick in UK. At the moment, concurrently with my life coaching business, I am also working in my family business which operates in the Cypriot HORECA sector.

Despite my business background, since my teenage years I always remember myself being into personal development studying various books, attending seminars, listening to motivational talks and generally doing everything I could in order to find out the real purpose of life, as well as ways by which people could be more happy, optimistic and faithful.

Nevertheless, after going through a dark period of depression at the age of 21, I promised myself that I would never allow any teenage kid or young adult to go through what I went through. All kids of that age deserve to live in a world full of happiness, love and light where they could create their own reality and reach for their dreams without depending on the opinions of others. Today, I am on a mission to create this world as I am a co-creator of “New Generation New World”, a group dedicated to people of the younger generation with the purpose to create a better, more faithful and promising world

for them and guide them to become the future passionate and driving leaders that our world needs.

PGMAG: As a certified professional coach, what would you suggest for people who are struggling with low self-esteem?

SG: Nowadays a large number of the population faces problems of low selfesteem, and the real reason behind this is that most of us grow up in families which are dysfunctional. This means that our parents or guardians do not really know how to treat us when we are kids. Therefore, they may end up criticizing us, being very strict with us or even encouraging us to compare ourselves with others. Hence, this may lead us to believe that we are not good enough, we are not smart enough, we are not beautiful enough and in overall that we are NOT enough. A very helpful and practical exercise that I have used in the past and I continue to use both for myself as well as suggesting it to my clients, is to write on the mirror or somewhere they could see many times during the day the words “I am Enough”. This exercise was firstly suggested by Marisa Peer, a world-

renowned speaker, therapist and best-selling author and the aim of this is to see these three words regularly and repeat them to themselves while looking directly into their eyes in the mirror. This is very effective especially if they keep repeating it for 30 days and they will notice that their selfworth will expand. It may sound simple, but it is worth a try!

PGMAG: Oftentimes you hear people talk about not getting anywhere with their resolutions. What are some of the keys to achieving success on set goals - Especially in these challenging times?

SG: The very first step before even beginning the process of setting goals is to decide on which areas of your life you want to focus on. The wheel of life acts as a great visual tool that maps out the 8 different areas of your life and by giving a number between 1 – 10 in each one of the 8 areas, choosing between career, finance, personal growth, health, family, relationships, social life and attitude, you actually get a “helicopter view” of your life at the specific moment and therefore it is easier for you to realize which areas you need to improve through appropriate goalsetting.

Nowadays a large number of the population faces problems of low selfesteem, and the real reason behind this is that most of us grow up in families which are dysfunctional. This means that our parents or guardians do not really know how to treat us when we are kids.

I would suggest that you choose 2 sectors of your life in order to be able to give them the attention needed. The next step is to take an inspiring notebook and a pen and write down your two goals in SMART format. This means that your chosen goals have to be Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant and TimeSpecific. Some questions that may help you when writing your goals are the following: - What exactly do I want to accomplish?

- How can I quantify this goal (i.e. put a number) so that I know when I reach it?

- Is this goal within my capabilities or would I need help from someone else?

- Why is this goal important for me?

- What is the deadline I can set for the accomplishment of this goal?

It is useful to have in your mind that in case something changes from the moment you write down the goals until the deadline, you should be ready to modify them if necessary, by taking into account the changes that have occurred. Even though the pandemic has totally changed our way of life, it is important to remember that we are still in the driver’s seat and by setting our goals correctly, we can succeed in driving our life towards the direction that we want.

PGMAG: Please share with us a bit about 'Theta Healing'.

SG: Theta Healing was created in 1995 by Vianna Stibal when she was recovering from cancer. It is a healing method which uses the theta waves of the brain in order to help you relax on a deeper level and be able to access your creative mind and intuition, while establishing a connection with the Creator of all that it is. With the help of Theta Healing, you can achieve to get rid of limiting beliefs, emotional blockages and traumas that may keep you back from living to your

full potential. At the same time, it can assist you in becoming aware of your inner state of mind and realizing that absolutely everything that happens in your life has its purpose. By having this in mind, you are able to get answers to questions about your life and the direction of it while manifesting your deepest desires and dreams. I consider Theta Healing as a valuable tool that should be used by everyone.

PGMAG: What is your message for our youth?

SG: My message for the youth is for them to like and love themselves, to have faith in themselves and to believe that they are capable of achieving absolutely anything they set their mind to. In addition, this generation more than any other generation so far needs to believe in the pursuit of their dreams, because it is impossible to happily live without having and keep creating dreams

and young people need to understand that no matter how big their dreams are, they can eventually come true if they have the guts to go after them, because “Life holds special magic for those who dare to dream”.

PGMAG: How would you describe your style of leadership?

SG: I am an authentic type of leader as I always choose to lead with my heart. This is because I am a highly empathetic person and I never do something that is against the will of my heart. In some cases, this may be hard and painful, but I know that it is worth it because it guides me

to make the more truthful and evolving decisions both for myself as well as for the people I cooperate with. In addition, I am always open to discuss and respect the views of other people, whilst having the courage to admit my mistakes and apologize if needed. I believe that each person is unique in their own beautiful way with their own capabilities, talents and charisma and I want my coaches and the people I cooperate with to know that I am not here to criticize them or tell them what they “should” or not do. On the contrary I am here to hold their hands through this process of development and thrust them to reach their full potential while manifesting their own reality.

PGMAG: Please tell us about your business and the benefits of using your services.

SG: As I have previously said, I mostly specialize on guiding teenagers and young adults through one-to-one personal coaching or theta healing sessions to go through a journey of discovering their true authentic self while learning to accept and love themselves. In this way, they recognize that there are no limits in what they are capable

of achieving and that they already have inside them all the answers and the tools needed in order to become the powerful and inspiring leaders that our world needs. This is achieved through the creation of a safe place where they are able to open-up and express themselves freely without fear of judgement.

PGMAG: If you knew what you know now, what would you do differently?

SG: If I knew what I know now, I wouldn’t have done anything differently. I believe that every experience that we go through in our life shapes us in either a positive or negative way, depending on how we choose to act at that specific moment of our life. In my case, even though my life was not paved in rose petals, I’m really grateful for what I have accomplished up to now, to the people who have stood by me and believed in me during my challenging times and I’m proud for the person I have become today, so I would have changed nothing in my life journey so far.

PGMAG: Finally, what would you say to your younger self?

SG: I would say to her to believe and have faith in herself

and in her abilities, to have and keep creating dreams because dreams act as the engine that pushes her forward towards reaching her full potential. Finally, I would say to her to take as many risks possible, to fall and stand back on her knees as many times as she can because this is the only way to grow and become the person that she has always imagined. There is also a famous quote regarding this which says, “A ship is safe in harbor, but that’s not what ships are built for”.

PGMAG: Thank you for your time and we wish you success in your field of purpose.

SG: Thank you too for the invitation and the warm hospitality and I wish you all the best and every success for the new year, always with health, love and light!

PGMAG: Please share your links with us.

SG: Website: www.stephaniegeorgiou.com

LinkedIn: Stephanie Georgiou https://www.linkedin.com/ in/stephanie-georgiou44b350172/ Facebook page: Stephanie Georgiou Life & Relationship Coach Instagram: stephanie_georgiou

POWERHOUSE GLOBAL MAGAZINE (PGMAG)

INTERVIEW WITH:

MONA TENJO (MT)

PGMAG: Mona, good to have you on today's interview with Lady Anita.

MT: Thank you very much for having me!

PGMAG: How would you describe yourself as a leader?

MT: I think I’d characterize myself as a tough but fair leader. I hold my team to the same high standards that I abide by myself but also keep it fair in terms of understanding what every person is able to achieve and contribute so the tasks are challenging but not unachievable. This way, my team is performing their best and constantly grows more resourceful.

PGMAG: Please tell us a little bit about your business (Work On Your Business).

MT: At Work On Your Business we support entrepreneurs and businesses to grow to the next level. Usually, our clients reach out when they hit a limit in their business. For example, either they grew very fast and their current systems cannot handle the new workload. Or they need to re-organize their team to make sure the next level can be managed. We also support in professionalizing the businesses further e.g. by introducing systems to automate processes or by improving the reporting to make sure you spend your time on the right things instead of just being busy.

Mona Tenjo is the CEO of Work On Your Business, bestselling author and host of the show “Success By The Numbers”.

PGMAG: You have worked with some of the top companies in the world - Especially in Germany. What are some of the keys to building a sustainable future in business?

MT: I like to believe that it requires a lot more than people think when starting, however there are 3 keys that will be absolutely necessary for

Number 1: Strategy - I think one of the biggest mistakes many entrepreneurs make is to neglect the impact of strategy. While large companies like Siemens have entire departments thinking about the business strategy, small businesses or solo entrepreneurs think that they don’t “need” that or that there is no budget for that. However, what we see a lot with our clients is that many problems could have been prevented if somebody just had spent a few minutes thinking an endeavor through until the end. Everything you do in business needs to be aligned with your overall strategy. This makes it very easy when it comes to important decisions: Does it fit your strategy or not?

Number 2: Focus - Too many people work without focus and therefore disperse their energy all over. If you try to be a jack of all trades, you will end up not going anywhere. You need to focus on one thing and finish it before you start with a new thing.

And Number 3: Persistence – Too many people quit way too early. In business,

While large companies like Siemens have entire departments thinking about the business strategy, small businesses or solo entrepreneurs think that they don’t “need” that or that there is no budget for that.

you need grit. If you only try once or twice, you will not be successful in the long run. Thomas Edison tried almost 9,000 trials to get the light bulb to market readiness. His employees would have stopped after trial 1,000. Luckily, Edison was persistent.

PGMAG: In the current global challenge (covid-19), what are some of the steps business owners need to take in order to mitigate the impact of this challenge?

MT: Most importantly, business owners need to understand, that their fate is in their own hands. It is 100% your own responsibility what you make out of this situation. You cannot change the environment, but you can adapt your actions. Too many people feel as victims that

have no choice. This is not true! We all have choices every day.

Then you need to measure everything in your business: How are we doing? How long can we sustain as a business? How much cash at hand is available? What needs to be earned? What do we spend our money on? Which actions that we’ve tried worked? Which didn’t? What to focus our energy on? What haven’t we tried yet? Only what gets measured, can be improved.

And finally, I would suggest every business owner to be as connected as possible to their customers. Find out what they need, what you can provide to them, how you can support them and what they worry about right now. Only when speaking to your customers, you can come up with new products that meet the market demand, pick the right language for marketing, and generate more sales. Also, your customers will never forget that you were there for them when they needed you the most! And never forget: It is significantly cheaper to upsell an existing client than to win a new one. Your existing customers already like and trust you. They already

bought in the past. If you can offer them a solution for their problems, your future is much more save.

PGMAG: One of your areas of expertise include:

•Helping businesses to futureproof their growth

•Implement sustainable processes and systems. Please touch light on the above listed, and tell us how more businesses can access these services.

MT: “We don’t know what we don’t know”. That is a sentence, one of my mentors always says. And it is very true. Most businesses are not even aware of the systems that are available.

I recently developed a process documentation for one of my clients. They do a lot of project management in each of their projects. But they never used any of the project management methodologies. When I showed them some of the standard material that I use, they were shocked to see how little they knew about all of this.

So how can you futureproof your business? Never stop learning. Always be open to listen to advice. Get yourself

help. Assume that you don’t know everything.

We offer our clients a business process assessment where we scrutinize all processes and systems and show improvement potentials in the business.

When it comes to implementation of systems, you always have 2 choices: do it yourself or get in experts to do it for you. Many smaller businesses prefer the first option. However, most of the times, the internal costs are never considered. If you add up all the time you spend with implementing a system you have never implemented before (not even adding all the consequences of not really knowing what you do and maybe even having to correct something later) and you put a

price tag to your own worked hours, usually you will be 3-10x more expensive than if you had outsourced it.

PGMAG: We always like to know what leaders are reading to stay relevant in the changing world. What are the top three books that changed your life?

MT: 1) T. Harv Eker: The Secrets of a Millionaire Mind – this book really changed my view on the world when I was still an employee. I understood that there is another world out there.

2) Gary Keller: The One Thing – in my 20’s, this helped me understand that I don’t have to do everything at the same time and that focus is way more important than the effort you put into anything.

3) Robert B. Cialdini:

Influence – this booked changed my view on how to build sustainable long-term relationships in business and in life.

PGMAG: What is your message for world leaders?

MT: Make sure that small companies are not left behind in this crisis. Small businesses often are the backbone of our economy.

PGMAG: If you knew what you knew now, what would you do differently?

MT: My past made me who I am today. I didn’t know what I know now, and I don’t know the things I will know tomorrow. Learning is a constant process that shapes us in many ways. I’d prefer to focus on what I can do today

rather than wondering what would have been.

PGMAG: Please tell us a little bit about your show.

MT: In “Success By The Numbers”, I share how to manage your business by the numbers. I explain the different key performance indicators you should keep an eye on and interview CEOs, industry experts and celebrities to learn from their business insights and experiences.

PGMAG: Finally, what would you say to your younger self?

MT: Trust in the process. Everything happens for a reason, even if that reason is not clear immediately.

Trust in the process. Everything happens for a reason, even if that reason is not clear immediately.

PGMAG: Thank you very much for your time - Much appreciated.

MT: Thank you so much for this interview! Great, thoughtful questions!

PGMAG: Please share your links with us.

MT: Sure, you can reach me at: Website - https://work-onyour-business.com/ Facebook page – https:// www.facebook.com/ workonyourbusiness LinkedIn - https://www. linkedin.com/in/monatenjo/ Email – mona@work-on-yourbusiness.com Please feel free to connect with me!

POWERFUL GLOBAL WOMEN FOUNDATION

CHILDREN RETREAT EVENT (12TH SEPTEMBER 2020)

We had various workshops for them during the gathering. We also gave facemasks each child that was in attendance. Over one hundred children attended the event. They were all fed as part of our tradition to do. A massive thank you to Ross Swan for supporting our mission.

This project was led by our amazing Vice-president (Mrs Josephine Itsuokor).

POWERFUL GLOBAL WOMEN FOUNDATION

COVID-19 PROJECTS

As part of PGWF mission to support more families during this challenged time, we have been able to hold two projects (one in April and the other on 13th July 2020). We distributed food supplies to several families and orphanage homes.

Our team lead by Mrs Josephine Itsuokor (Vice-president of PGWF) made these projects a success. We will continue to reach out to more families through the support of our global partners.

VICE PRESIDENT

MRS JOSPHINE PHILIP ITSUOKOR

Powerful Global Women Foundation (Powerhouse Charity) was founded in 20l6 in Nigeria, West Africa, by Lady Anita Duckworth-Bradshaw. The core objective of this organization is to transform the lives of women and children, through various projects centred around the need of the service group.

In 20l6 Lady Anita single handedly fed over 400 children as part of “project feed l000 children globally”, and held an empowerment conference for the women. Through this project, so many women have gone to do great things with the knowledge they gained from the event.

She recently held a life transforming event for women in Lagos, Nigeria as part of International women’s month celebration 20l8. The turnout was very encouraging. She is working towards supporting more families to keep their children and wards in school through” project back-to-school” starting in September 20l8.

We are seeking for global support from individuals and organisations who would love to be a part of this service to humanity.

To support us, please visit: www.powerhouseglobalwomen.com or email womanthepowerhouse@gmail.com or powerhouseglobalmag@gmail.com

CHARITY PROJECT: As part of our Global Annual commitment, we were able to successfully complete project feed the children 2019 mission. Over 150 children were fed at this year’s event. Powerful Women Global Foundation (PGWF ) is a charity set up by Lady Anita Duckworth-Bradshaw in 2016. The service users are women and children. To support PGWF, please email womanthepowerhouse@gmail.com