Mentally Tough Women with Colonel Deb Lewis (USA, Ret.) & Sister Jenna

In today’s stress-filled world, women are at greater risk of feeling overwhelmed, alone, and stuck by life's adversities. Our next guest today is on a mission to free 1 million talented and caring women to handle stress in ways to joyfully achieve more. Her unique Mentally Tough Women programs make it possible to transform life's worst moments into real success stories.
Her recent book “Why is Pono not Pono Today?” highlights the Aloha spirit in action to help families quickly bring out their best when someone is stressed.
Deb Lewis is a trailblazer from West Point’s first class with women - the first of many extremely stressful situations. A retired Army Colonel and Harvard MBA, Colonel Deb commanded three US Army Corps of Engineer Districts, including a $2.1 Billion reconstruction program in combat.
She survived the attack on the Pentagon on 9/11 while serving on the Joint Staff antiterrorism team. Called a caring leader by her people, Colonel Deb’s experiences offer practical ways to create greater harmony and confidence when handling our toughest moments. Read more at www.mentallytoughwomen.com
Sister Jenna is a trusted spiritual mentor committed to bridging divides in societies and building relationships between global influencers. She has impacted lives around the globe, inspiring change and finding solutions to current day crises as the founder and director of the Brahma Kumaris Meditation Museums in the metropolitan Washington D.C. area. She is also the host of America Meditating Radio. Visit www.meditationmuseum.org & www.americameditating.org
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