Livvie B turns 4 today.

A future MPowered Woman has taken one more step toward that title with her 4th birthday today. My first daughter, Olivia/Livvie B. is growing up fast and I cherish every moment I have with her. Livvie is already a strong young lady and I see her full strength when she puts her nose to mine, stares directly into my eyes and asks me for a jelly bean.

Happy Birthday to "Hair Girl" the greatest MPowered Super Hero that ever prettied up the world.


The father of a daughter is nothing but a high-class hostage. A father turns a stony face to his sons, berates them, shakes his antlers, paws the ground, snorts, runs them off into the underbrush, but when his daughter puts her arm over his shoulder and says, "Daddy, I need to ask you something," he is a pat of butter in a hot frying pan. ~Garrison Keillor

Why two guys are making MPower

We're often asked why two guys would be inspired to make a movie about empowering women in business and beyond. Chad and I both have amazingly powerful moms in our lives. These women did what needed to be done even in the face of great challenges while we were growing up. They both still do today. We've each experienced powerful women in our lives and disempowered women also. Naturally, this can be said about men and women. I also happen to have two young daughters. Ava just turned 1 year old on February 21st and Livvie B. will turn 4 on March 29th. Having two girls was my original inspiration around creating MPower. I wanted them to grow up surrounded and influenced by confident, successful and happy women. I now see how MPower will encourage millions of women to influence and be influenced by empowerd women. Now all there is to do is make a movie and build a portal to propel an abundance of powerful women.


-Isaac

(Future MPowered Women Ava and Livvie)