Nicole Steele: From Broken to Brilliant - Helping Women Succeed in Atlanta
Posted by myideas1 on 21st April 2012

Have you ever known better and actually wanted to do better, but didn't have the stamina, focus or courage to make it better?
Nicole Steele, author, speaker and Executive Director of Diamond In The Rough, strongly believes that one of the biggest things that hold WOMEN back from fulfilling their God-given purpose and destiny, is having feelings of inadequacy. They also struggle with unworthiness, fear and regret that often come from having been broken at one point or another.
At the 2012 Helping Women Succeed in Atlanta Summit, Steele shared a vivid account of her personal struggles in dealing with brokenness as well as insights and tips to help others go From Broken to Brilliant. Her presentation included:
- Suggestions on how to transform personal pain into purpose
- Identifying the six primary types of brokenness
- Ten (10) practical tips on living the life of brilliance that was created just for you
If you missed the event or are interested in the full presentation, add the complete message to your audio library by ordering the CD, which is available at www.ditr.org or www.apricelessgem.com.
For more information on Nicole Steele or other materials available through Diamond In The Rough or Gem Makers, please call (678) 376-9676.


























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