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To Be Heard with Aggie Jordan
Women should be heard. Our voices matter and they always have. On today's podcast we have Aggie Jordan. Aggie Jordan, Ph.D., is the former founder and CEO of Jordan-DeLaurenti, Inc, a training and contract management company. Since selling this business, writing has been her life’s work. A former small business columnist for the Dallas Times Herald, and Prime Women, an online magazine, and a writer for The View, the monthly magazine for the Sun City Shadow Hills Community in Indio, California. --------------------------Aggie has produced over 60 articles for these publications. Aggie has enjoyed traveling with her husband to over 75 countries. She has been a guest on many television shows, including the CBS Morning Show and ABC Good Morning Dallas, as well as a number of radio broadcasts. A native of West Pittston, Pennsylvania, a former nun, a teacher, and a relationship counselor, Aggie hopes to inspire women to have their voices heard whenever, wherever, and by whoever challenges their rights to human equality. She is the writer of the book "A Woman's Voice Should Be Heard."...........................................So what ways are you using your voice to help with the next generation? You can sound the alarm on social media, blog, podcast, speak up, talk to your senate and so much more. Follow Aggie on her blog, Twitter, LinkedIn FacebookFollow me on all socials as Toitime and on the blog. Drink of the day is called the Sun Kissed Soiree