Lucy McCollum

What makes me a powerful woman isn’t perfection—it’s presence.

It’s the courage to sit with conflict and not flinch.

The clarity to speak truth with compassion.

The creativity to turn pain into purpose.

The commitment to uplift others, especially those whose voices are often unheard.

The ability to lead with both strategy and softness.

Power, to me, is not about control; it’s about connection.

It’s about showing up fully, even when the room wasn’t built for you. It’s about building new rooms.

I am powerful because I choose to lead with dignity, empathy, and vision.

And I help others do the same.

And... Yes, I believe I am walking in alignment with my God-given purpose.

Not because the path is always clear, but because the calling is.

I was created to be a bridge; between cultures, between Conflict and Resolution, between Pain and Healing.

Every time I help a family find peace, empower a bystander to speak up, or design a training that uplifts dignity and inclusion, I feel that divine alignment.