12.0 The Big Lie: Tiffany Ann Beverlin - "Women are not good at Technology."

Have you ever been told you couldn’t do something because you were “a boy” or “a girl”? Have you ever been in a group and felt like the odd man/woman out? Do you believe just because there are more men or women in a field, that means one sex is always better at it than the other?

Join us as Tiffany Ann Beverlin reveals the Big Lie and what can happen when you start living the truth.

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Tiffany Ann Beverlin

During her fifteenth year of marriage—and after a decade out of the work force—Tiffany was forced to recycle her life. She was repeatedly told she was unemployable since she was out of the workforce so long. After a fortuitous dream about problems selling her own engagement ring, she created a company for that purpose.

DreamsRecycled.com rose up as the marketplace that specializes in selling goods from one’s divorce. DreamsRecycled.com quickly became a gathering place for the divorce community. Today, the site consists of blogs, secondary divorce services directory and “community zones” to assist the divorce community.

Tiffany has appeared on AOL News, FOX News, CBS News and dozens of national publications and radio shows, bestowing hard-hitting advice on divorce. She is also the Author of My Dreams Recycled, and a certified Life & Divorce Coach.

Dreams get broken, but this allows us to create new, even bigger ones that ultimately, like mine, will come true!

~Tiffany Ann Beverlin

Website: www.dreamsrecycled.com

Connect: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiffanybeverlin/

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LAUNCHING POINT

“Only 5% of leadership positions in the tech sector are held by women; they make up only 9% of partners at the top 100 venture capital firms. And their growth is stunted; more than 20% of women over the age of 35 are still in junior positions. In fact, women are far more likely to be in junior positions than men — regardless of age.”

~The State of Women in Tech 2020, March 6, 2020 By Kasee Bailey

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