Tap into your Queen Power!

Time to reclaim your throne.
By the time you're done you'll be a tiara toting queen. The good news is the tiara works whether virtual or real.

Keep up with the Queendom by checking out the blog, It's My Life: Thinking Out Loud. (See below.) We also have a 'Queen-in-Training' who has started a blog. Click here to follow Nicole's journey.

Some of the upcoming scheduled events are open to the public. Would love you to join me. If you are not sure, be sure and call.

Feel free to contact us with questions, comments, whatever!

Reign on,

Allyn Evans

aka Queen Me

P.S. Visit again soon! We'll be unveiling new programs and more.

It's My Life: Thinking Out Loud

Upcoming Events:

Northern Oklahoma College, Stillwater, OK (08-12/2007)
Canadian Valley, GirlTech Program, Chickasha, OK (09-05/2007-2008)
Gordon Cooper, GirlTech Program, Shawnee, OK (09-05/2007-2008)
Career Technology Education Equity Council Conference, Presenter, Oklahoma City (9/28/07)
Meridian Technology Center, GirlTech Program, Stillwater, OK (11/20/07)
Red Dirt Festival, Shawnee, OK (11/3/07)

Previous Events:

Unplug to Connect, Dallas, TX (1/13/2007)
Tame the Amazon/Audio Divas recording (1/22/2007)
Yale Faculty Inservice, Yale, OK (1/24/2007)
Juror #12: How Reasonable People Do Unthinkable Things (1/25/2007)
Blogs & RSS Feeds/Audio Divas recording (2/12/2007)
Tame the Amazon, Pen and Key Board Writers, Edmond, OK (2/17/2007)
Baptist Memorial Hospital Women's Conference, Oxford MS (3/21/2007)
Q93.7 FM Radio, Oxford, MS (3/15/07)
Chatting With Women Radio Talk Show (3/28/2007)
Canadian Valley Tech Center, GirlTech Program, Chickasha, OK (5/8/2007)
Gordon Cooper, GirlTech Program, Shawnee, OK (5/2007)
Meridian Technology Center, GirlTech Program, Stillwater, OK (5/2007)
Oklahoma PTA Annual Conference, Stillwater, OK (7/28/2007)

Here's Allyn in Oxford, MS. Baptist Memorial gave all participants a tiara to wear!

Allyn Evans was fantastic! It's so nice to know everyone suffers from the "committee on the brain" syndrome. My "committee" has worn me out over the last 40 years. I'm tired of always trying to keep up with the Barbie Doll image dream. Thanks Allyn for opening my eyes to what really is important!
—workshop attendee