From the pages of her best-selling books to your audience, author Jane Porter is one of America’s most outspoken champions for women and moms everywhere. Porter speaks to your audience about the real issues real women face: marriage, work, babies, divorce, self-esteem, middle-age, single-parenting, body image and PERFECTIONISM. Whew!
Porter says that despite the old slogan, in some areas women have NOT come a long way Baby! Double standards continue to exist in homes, the workplace, and politics. Porter’s advice to women is: Ask for what you want, fight for it, break the rules and stop beating yourself up.
Get ready for a lively, interactive show when Porter discusses:
• Why women have to be perfect but men can flaunt their flaws.
• Why dating a younger man is good for you.
• Why women constantly feel the need to be fixed.
• The 3 different types of moms: Alpha, Bohemian or Odd Mom Out and how to determine which type you are.
• Mother’s Day celebrations for single women.
Women and Politics:
Are the Media Treating Hillary Clinton Different
Because She’s a Woman?
CREDENTIALS: Jane Porter is a single mom living in Seattle and raising two boys. She is the best-selling author of 25 novels with more than 4 million books in print. Her books address specific women’s issues including single parenting, divorce, and post-divorce dating. Her bestseller, Flirting With Forty, is being made into a Lifetime movie. Her latest releases are Odd Mom Out and its sequel MRS. PERFECT.
SAMPLE QUESTIONS: Why are women judged differently than men? Why do successful women still feel like failures? Why can’t women be bitches? What lessons are our daughters learning from home— and from the media?
AVAILABILITY: Seattle area, nationwide by request
and via telephone
CONTACT: Jane Porter, (425) 985-6377 (WA); jane@janeporter.com; www.janeporter.com
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Mother’s Day is May 1; Best-Selling Author Reveals Why Women Have to Stop Apologizing for Not Being Perfect
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