Lynda Bishop
“My life flows with the fluidity and colors of the amazing Tears and Tulle skirt – playful, moving, magically plentiful.”
Lynda’s greatest joys include her family – including her husband and friends, her grown children, her grandchildren, and her four-legged children. Her therapy dog, Sherlock, is featured with her in her photo shoot! Sherlock’s favorite clients to work with are kids and teen girls but he doesn’t seem to think the work is hard at all!
Lynda’s life flows with the fluidity and colors of the amazing Tears and Tulle skirt – playful, moving, magically plentiful. To know her is to feel free to laugh and enjoy and be real.
She attributes her strength and ability to create and move easily through change as a result of the real side of life represented by the dark black lace of grief. At the young age of 51, Lynda became the matriarch of her family when she lost both of her parents to different forms of cancer/illness. Her mother was her greatest mentor and inspiration. She continues to grow through her grief by focusing on love, gratitude and an unstoppable strength in being a creator of meaningful and positive change.
Her photos mindfully include symbols of her two guardian angels: her mother and grandfather. The great saguaro cactus (estimated to be over 150 years old!) is a symbol of her the timeless, resilient love of her grandfather and her favorite teal cowgirl boots and turquoise gemstones represent her beloved mother who was an Arizona native and cowgirl at heart. She carries their love, strength, resilience, and joyful humor with her every day.
About Lynda…
Lynda Bishop, MPC, CEC, is an international women’s leadership development facilitator, master’s level mental health therapist, author, speaker, creator of change and certified empowerment coach currently serving as the National Program Director and mastermind facilitator for the National Association of Women Business Owners Institute for Entrepreneurial Development, the Network of Executive Women and youth programs for non-profits in Arizona.
Her key programs in her National Director role includes the NAWBO Circle of multi-million dollar women business owners, the online Institute Virtual Campus, and the Leadership Academy and mastermind programs for women leaders in the corporate world of Fortune 500 companies nationwide.
She is an Advisory Board member of UGAA, is the director of youth camps/programs for underserved middle and high school kids in Arizona and advocates for gender equality and climate change reform with the United Nations.
Her greatest joys include her family – including her husband and friends, her grown children, her grandchildren, and her four-legged children. Her therapy dog, Sherlock, is featured with her in her photo shoot! Sherlock’s favorite clients to work with are kids and teen girls but he doesn’t seem to think the work is hard at all!
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