For Women's History Month, Mountain Climber Reveals How Women Can Reach Their Summit

POTOMAC, Md., March 3, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Women have always been change-makers, however, during Women's History Month, female leaders worldwide continue to want to do even more. They ask, "What difference can we make to further empower ourselves and help transform our world?"

International retreat leader, author, attorney, and mountain climber Mozella Perry Ademiluyi has helped thousands of women around the world to achieve their most challenging goals. Born in Miami, Fla., and bred on the African continent, Ademiluyi is an avid student of the natural world. Her self-empowering climbs up Mount Kilimanjaro became a lesson plan for the 21st century woman. Invite her to tell your audience:

• Why times of turmoil are the best times for female leaders to make positive change.
• How women can endure challenges and find courage to get past their fears.
• Why barriers and boundaries make good targets for reaching success.
• How to establish the attitudes that help women reach their peak potential.
• Effective ways to move towards their desired personal and professional goals.

**** On March 8, International Women's Day, Ademiluyi is the opening keynote speaker at the 11th annual Women's Leadership and Empowerment Conference in Bali, Indonesia. ****

CREDENTIALS: Mozella Perry Ademiluyi is a successful international speaker and author who reached Mount Kilimanjaro's 19,341-foot peak at the age of 60, after having failed at her first attempt 10 years earlier. She now teaches professional women how to boldly embrace the steps that help them reach their mountain peak goals. Her book Rise! reveals how each person can successfully climb their own mountains.

AVAILABILITY: Internationally by arrangement and via telephone

CONTACT: Mozella Perry Ademiluyi (301) 437-7607; [email protected]; www.loveisamountain.com; 
www.mountainpeakstrategies.com

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