—Dalisia Coppersmith
Founder, Strong Women Rising
I’m Dalisia Coppersmith, a speaker, coach, and author with a passion for helping assertive, high-achieving women return to their unique power and impact in our world.
I understand your drive, your relentless work ethic, and the labels that others place on you that result in conflict and resistance. Silencing happens slowly, quietly…and it results in too many talented women leaving organizations or partners who don’t understand or appreciate their gifts and potential.
Let’s end that dynamic and build the life and career you want!
Human beings are smarter and more sophisticated than ever, yet we continue to struggle with serious problems such as global conflict, human trafficking, systemic racism, climate change, genocide, gun violence, and gender disparity…to name only a few.
Executives in every company and government agency worry that their leadership bench strength isn’t deep enough to handle the challenges their organizations face.
Yet in every corner of the world, we have muted more than half of our natural leaders—assertive, visionary women who could help us meet those challenges.
Even women who make incredible strides in their self-awareness and interpersonal skills are not immune. I support women’s personal and professional growth as they navigate life as “strong” women, where no amount of adjusting for others ever seems to be enough.
I also work to educate organizations and communities about hard-wired expectations and toxic responses that silence millions of women in every walk of life. If a company or a community can catch itself before it loses another natural leader, everyone wins.
Welcome! Dalisia here…founder of Revive Learning & Wellness and the Reviving Athena movement.
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