EVE, or more formally, EVErywoman’s Evolution, is a wonderful circle of collaboration involving talented women and universal energies. We’ve been cast together to achieve something larger than ourselves, each contributing her own talents, dreams, and ideas to build an extraordinary company. These contributions vary in the amount and time and depth, but are all appreciated in their uniqueness.

Dear Angela,

I am truly enjoying my membership in your dynamic women's organization, EVE. I just wanted to let you know how helpful it was to complete your curriculum on our the topic, Twin Sisters of Different Mothers.  The initial questions were designed so that I could personally begin to identify patterns in my past and present friendships. The phrasing of the questions helped me to easily organize my thoughts, record my impressions, and then further evaluate my answers on my "Reflection Page".  I enjoyed sharing these reflections with my EVE circle friends. I felt honored and protected within the sacred space that our circle leader created for us. I was especially delighted with a new insight I received through doing this important, personal work. I learned that as I mature, I am honestly becoming the type of friend I wish to find....

Thanks again for inviting me to join your organization. I'm excited to spread the word about EVE to all the women in my life!   -- Robin Bradley Hansel

Good Morning Angela,
I want to let you know about my experience with our first curriculum. I found it challenging. The questions were very probing, reminding me of a past where good female relationships were minimal. As I went through questions, I was very aware how my mind quickly went to a past that no longer serves me. I was thrilled and even laughed knowing I have made lemonade from my lemons. For me, the key to change has been higher awareness. I really think your organization, EVE, has huge potential to help many people know they are not alone. One of my mottos is: remembering we are not here to see through one another, but to see one another through. I like your statement that this is not a support group, but a supportive group. I could feel this with the group I attended.  I can't wait to see where your organization, EVE, is in 10 years! Many blessings as you embark on this tremendous task.   --  Carolyn Cohen

The curriculum was well thought out and easy to complete.  I found myself noticing a clear pattern in my friendships.  I discovered that I had finally connected myself with women who brought out my own authenticity.  A goal I had been striving towards for a long time.  Here I had achieved it and hadn't taken the time to notice. This EVE process brought that to my attention.                        – Janeen Serino

It was very hard to put on paper who, what, and why certain individuals are a significant part of my life. Not surprisingly though, that which I find most challenging and difficult to do are the experiences in life that are most enlightening, thereby moving me forward into a better place. - Corrine Crane

What a great experience!  Having the monthly curriculum exercises help me to focus on a specific aspect of my life, and allow me to give deep thought to that area.  I really enjoyed sharing my insights with the women in my EVE circle, they are fantastic, funny, intelligent, and I don't know how I could have met such a high caliber of women otherwise. As new members join our circle, I am always pleasantly surprised that we keep having such wonderful additions!  Angela, thank you for following your heart and creating this vision for us all to share and grow together!          -- Mary Jane Marker

Angela,

I felt that it was very appropriate that the first month's curriculum looked at relationships with other women.  It is the cornerstone of everything that we are trying to accomplish with EVE.  When I read through the questions at the beginning of the month, I got really excited to do the work.  After I was finished answering all the questions I realized that I had come so far in my relationships with women and I was able to feel the tangibility of my own personal growth which is usually something very difficult to quantify. -- Cory Silvestri