Sue Urda is your Feel Good Gal. She has impacted thousands of women through her transformative talks and inspirational writings that teach people to embrace the power of feeling good. Sue loves helping women discover the freedom of authentic alignment, tap into and use their unique and precious gifts, and live their lives each day with more simplicity and intention, grace and ease.
Sue is a two-time honoree on INC Magazine’s list of the 500 Fastest-Growing Private Companies and has been a successful entrepreneur for 30 years. She is an Award-Winning and Amazon #1 Bestselling Author, and a prolific, inspirational writer and speaker. As co-founder of Powerful You! she has connected thousands of women for business, personal and spiritual growth, and she has helped more than 350 women achieve their dreams of becoming a published author.
Sue is a thought leader who thrives on and loves studying the pioneers and newcomers to the arena of personal development and spiritual growth. Her own lifelong mission of personal discovery and her sometimes messy journey have led her to love the life she has designed, and she now lives and teaches everyday practices that really work as a way of paying it forward.
Sue is passionate about helping people make meaningful decisions that they feel good about, and move them to actions that are aligned with their values. Sue loves assisting women to find the feel good and live in that space every day.
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Sue’s Latest Blog Posts
I’m Up for the Journey … Birthday Musings
Tomorrow is my birthday. I’ll be 54 and happily celebrating, not only every single year of it, but every single day. You see, for me, life is a gift, and it’s one I wouldn’t trade for anything. I know there’s no mistake that I’m here right now on this planet, in this...
Politicians and Comedians … The Common Thread
We all love to hear a rousing speech from our favorite politician. We are transfixed by every word and moved by innuendo. We hang tight as they relate the challenges, the pitfalls, the struggles and the plateaus. We celebrate with them as they regale the victories,...
Can You Really Learn From Someone Else?
I’ve been wondering lately if it’s truly possible to learn from someone else. What I mean is, do we have to experience something on our own, try it our own way—perhaps failing in the process—before we can say we have actually learned something? Or can we hear a story...
