Nancy Cantor, President of Cantor Consulting and Chief Dream Officer of the Dream Factory, has founded and led several women’s groups and communities. Nancy believes that it is essential for women to come together in community to learn from one another, to share wisdom and experience, and to celebrate our sacred femininity as our ancestors did.

How does that translate into the modern world and the busy and overbooked lives of today’s business women?

Highlights:

• What can be learned from ancient gatherings, red tents, and goddess circles
• Having a clear focus and intention for participating in communities
• Selecting communities that allow you to make your “best” contribution
• Selecting communities that provide a high return on your personal investment
• Selecting communities that resonate with who you are and “feel” right
• Trying different communities to find the right “fit”
• Having multiple communities that serve different purposes - some for leisure, others for business
• Setting boundaries - not signing up for every group, committee, or volunteer activity
• The role of the Internet in creating and facilitating communities
• How communities are essential for achieving personal and collective goals and world change