“Gender inequality has been present for centuries, but with this conversation in the national spotlight, women must be strategic in their reaction and action in order toget the results we all NEED.”

The #MeToo Movement.

This is the second phase of the #MeToo movement and according to Steindorf, women need to change their core paradigm in order to make the difference. The credibility of this movement is paramount to its success. Fueling the fire will only cripple justified change and acting from the anger with your past will NOT result in equality.

So where do we draw the line?

When does our anger become more important than change?

The unfortunate case with comedian Aziz Ansari had news outlets questioning the legitimacy of allegations, asking if #MeToo has gone too far and what the next phase of this movement will be.

As women, the world often pushes back when we live from our passion and power. We learn to hide our amazingness and learn to play small or, to counter that, we shut down or become hard. Much of our lives we end up waiting for something to change, looking to others for permission, asking for instead of giving ourselves what we want. This is women’s chance to create tomorrow differently from yesterday to architect their life as they wish it to be.

“If women want change, we need to stand in power and become a voice for educating both genders.”

In An Interview/Article, Leeza Can Share:

• How standing in power, not anger will balance the gender equality scale
• The secrets to changing the core paradigm of the women’s movement
• How women can make a difference in #MeToo Part2
• How women can be strategic in their actions and reactions
• How angry judgment is crippling justified change

Leeza is giving advice to women on how to really make an impact so #MeToo Part 2 will be the start to true gender equality.