As a young child I had what people called a presence.  As I grew up I would be the girl who would be driving the car before I was of age, and purchasing the beer with either no ID or the fake ID.  (And if that didn’t work, I was the one asking the older boys to buy…)  I always got what I wanted because I was always able to ask, I truly cared for people and I was nice.  But as the years passed by it became more and more challenging to carry this presence with me.  I started modeling and life became weird, it was about who you knew, who knew you, and your networking abilities.

This supermom is the founder of AmyWright.com. She enjoys working with entrepreneurs who are too busy to enjoy their life. 

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