New Book, The ATHENA Prodigies, Aims to Empower Women To Be Mentors to Empower Girls

GUELPH, Ontario - Nov. 7, 2015 - PRLog -- Through the newly released book The ATHENA Prodigies: Empowering Women Empowering Girls by Danielle Joworski (available on-line), women will be guided to take themselves and young female readers through an introspective journey of self-reflection to help them answer the question ... what dreams and desires do you have?

Strong women can develop strong girls.  And we need both.  And we need them now.  Our future needs them.  At a time in our society when innovation is providing substantial opportunities for success, it is critical that our female youth learn and develop skills from strong females so that as they grow up, they already have garnered the belief, desire and self-confidence needed to represent a whole new generation of trailblazers.

The ATHENA Prodigies is not just a self-help book for women.  Where traditional self-help books often focus solely on the growth, development and inspiration of one reader, The ATHENA Prodigies expands expertly beyond this single dimension and inspires two individual readers plus as an added bonus - serves to encourage the powerful development of a mentoring dyad between the women and girls spending time together reading and reflecting on its stories and lessons.

By being strong and self-assured, women can teach young girls that they can, and deserve to have equivalent feelings. Using The ATHENA Prodigies as a guide, it can start to re-connect readers with their dreams, setting in place the action steps needed to achieve them, and for women, become mentors to inspire girls to do the same.

The ATHENA Prodigies aims to show that the time spent between women and young girls engaged in deep, reflective and honest communication can be proactive in building esteem and developing an intimate, reflexive relationship where each individual will have tremendous value learning not just about themselves, but about the person they are sharing their time with.

Read more about The ATHENA Prodigies at http://www.athenaprodigies.com.