Strategies for Empowered Living Inc., is a human development company created to help people succeed in their endeavors and grow to their fullest potential. Our mission is to motivate, encourage and inspire individuals to rise to their potential, succeed in spite of life's challenges and shine their light of influence and impact in their own unique way. Our core areas of competency are: personal development, professional development and relationship development.
How Do We Help People Succeed and Grow?
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By creating publications and products that inspire growth, affirm the human experience and help people create the change that they are seeking.
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By producing and participating in personal and professional development workshops, seminars and other empowering events designed to help individuals and organizations get from where they are to where they want to be.
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By developing coaching programs that help people reach their goals in a more targeted, authentic and accelerated way.
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By unabashedly helping others get real about their stress, mess and drama so they can breakthrough the internal roadblocks that hold them back.
Our Clients
Some of our past and present clients include:
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Xerox
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TIAA-Cref
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JP Morgan Chase
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Big Brothers Big Sisters
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Covenant House
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The National Mentoring Project
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Harlem Children Zone
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Good Shepherd Services
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Civil Service Employees Association
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Raising Him alone Campaign
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The Fund for The City of New York
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NYC Department of Education
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NYC Administration of Children's Services
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National Resource Center for Youth Services
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Children's Aid Society
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Educational Alliance Head Start Program
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Daniel Memorial Insitute
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Texas Network of Youth Services
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Connecticut State Department of Family and Children's Services
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The New York Foundling
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JCCA
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Forestdale, Inc.
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The Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies
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Seamen’s Society for Children and Families
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Graham Windham Services for Children & Families
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Safe Space
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MercyFirst
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Cardinal McCloskey Services
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Leake and Watts Services, Inc.
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Archdiocese Drug Prevention Program
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North General Hospital
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Urban Leasership Institute
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Kean University
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Catholic Charities
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CAMBA Inc.
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Jewish Child Care Association
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The Adolescent Resource Center At The Hunter College School of Social Work