Build Your Best Life
MIlitary Wives: Are you ready to build the life you want?
MPower Now
A Personal Development and Mentorship Network for Military Spouses. Launching in 2012!
Military Spouses juggle multiple roles every day, yet most current family programs focus
only on their role as a military spouse.
MPower takes a different approach, asking:
- What role is primary in your life?
- What matters most to you?
- Where could you use a little "MPower-ment?"
“What’s your “M?”
In other words, you get to define the M in MPower. Do you need a little boost as a Military spouse? Need some Mom support? Struggling to Manage the home, work, school, family? Or just want a little positve Me time with supportive friends?
MPower wants to enable you to reach your full potential as a whole person.
Our flexible online personal development network will allow you to engage in learning and strength-building at your own pace. We’ll start by providing tools to help you create a customized plan to improve areas of living where you're struggling…like getting organized, creating a family financial plan,
or strengthening communication to build a healthier marriage.
MPower Mentors
Pair up with a mentor to gain support and expertise through our online or in person mentor match network. Building a relationship with a mentor can help keep you on track to reach your goals, and strengthen your family.
Join MPower Today!
Who can join MPower?
- Military Spouses and family members of all branches of service including active duty, National Guard, and reserves
- Recent Veterans and family members of all branches of service including active duty, National Guard, and reserves
- All Americans with expertise to share to power up MPower Programs or become mentors
Blog Posts
Lifelines in Rough Seas
If you’re like me, asking for help is hard. I used to think that asking for help was admitting that I wasn’t strong enough to get through a crisis on my own. But the truth was that by isolating myself from my friends, I was building weakness in myself rather than strength.
I thought of myself as someone who was a pretty good friend. I was there when my friends needed my support. But by rarely asking them for help when I needed it, I was turning a blind eye to their gifts. I was not…
ContinuePosted by Claire Woodward on January 18, 2012 at 11:22am
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