Tell Her She Can't: Inspiring Stories of Unstoppable Women

by Kelly Lewis

Overview

Who says you can't?

Tell Her She Can't is the manifesto for every woman who has been told she isn't strong enough, smart enough, or capable enough to excel-and the motivational anthem for those who have succeeded despite doubt. Your vision of change is possible, with the right guides to light your way.

Entrepreneur Kelly Lewis shares the true stories of 35 inspirational women who overcame the naysayers to achieve "impossible" dreams. Learn from trailblazers who tackled outdated typecasts in Hollywood and champions who advocate for greater representation of Indigenous cultures.

Tell Her She Can't is packed with motivational stories of adventurers, changemakers, and prevailers who have taken on the world to become pioneers in their fields or challenged gender stereotypes to build million-dollar businesses.

These inspiring women transformed adversity into a springboard for empowerment and success-and you can too.

You'll discover:

· How to reframe life's challenges into unique opportunities with Tools to Triumph.

· Key strategies to boldly turn negativity into resilient fuel and break boundaries holding you back.

· Why others say you can't-and what they really mean when they do.

· A celebration of defiance, resilience and feminine strength.

· Inspiration from women at all stages of life who prove that nothing is off-limits.

A powerhouse guide for every modern woman and girl, Tell Her She Can't invites you to blast past the gatekeepers of "can't" and become unstoppable.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780985912239
Publisher:	Go Girl Publishing
Publication date:	06/29/2021
Pages:	210
Sales rank:	414,032
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.48(d)

About the Author

Kelly Lewis is the founder of Damesly, a boutique women's tour company, and creator of Go! Girl Guides, the world's first series of travel guidebooks designed specifically for women. For over a decade, she's helped make travel better, safer, and easier for all women. Passionate about helping women connect to their personal power through travel, Kelly also created the annual Women's Travel Fest to inspire women to create a life and business filled with adventure.

Growing up, Kelly was constantly told by others that she'd never succeed. Instead of letting the negativity rule her life and future, she became a successful entrepreneur and women's empowerment leader who doesn't take kindly to being told she can't. Rising up as one of the pioneers of the women's travel industry, she believes traveling is one of many great ways to connect to your personal sense of strength and capability.

Kelly has been called a "dame disruptor" by Adventure.com, a "travel veteran" by Brit + Co, a "badass female founder" by Huffington Post and "the woman making travel better-and safer-for all women" by The Muse. Her work has also been featured in the New York Times, Forbes, Shape Magazine, Elle, AFAR, Culture Trip, CNN, Travel + Leisure, and more.

Kelly loves traveling, surfing, poetry, hiking, and connecting powerful women to one another. She has visited over 80 countries and every continent in the world. Born in Arizona but raised in Hawaii, she now lives in Portland, Oregon. Learn more at www.tellhershecant.com.

Table of Contents

Who Says You Can't?

Who Said I Can't - and How I Did

Who Said They Can't - and How They Did

The Women Who Refused to Listen

Challenging Systems to Create Impactful Change

The Changemakers Who Overcame "You Can't Change That"

Finding a Purpose: Turning Adversity into Advocacy

The Champions Who Overcame "You Can't Make a Difference"

Cultivating Inner Fire and Discovering Your Strength

The Warriors Who Overcame "You Aren't Strong Enough"

Rewriting the Rules-Becoming Unstoppable

The Trailblazers Who Overcame "You Can't Do That"

Running Faster Toward Your Fear

The Adventurers Who Overcame "You Can't Go There"

Building Resolve to Never Doubt Your Vision

The Visionaries Who Overcame "It Can't Be Done"

Surviving Literally Anything

The Prevailers Who Overcame "You Can't Make It"

Lessons Learned

Resources

Acknowledgments

Epilogue