About AWR

**Rock (v): astonish, astound, daze, dumbfound, jar, pitch, reel, roll, shake, shock, stagger, stun, surprise, sway, swing, tilt, tip, toss, wobble.**

Women rock. In every sense of the word. Each and every one of us is special in her own way. And all of us are connected, through shared experience and common challenges

amazingwomenrock.com is an online community for amazing women (and those who appreciate them).

Amazing Women Are Everywhere!

(Because EVERY woman is amazing.)

amazingwomenrock.com is:

free and easy to use (explore at your leisure)
committed to your privacy (and open to your ideas)
"self-policing" (report any bad behaviour here)
under construction (send us your submissions !)
passionate about inspiration
committed to being successful and having fun :)

(amazingwomenrock.com is NOT a dating site. But you can find dating sites in our links.)

On AWR you can:

Read about amazing women, get inspired, learn interesting stuff, discover resources, buy books, use our links, read our blogs and subscribe to amazing quotes (see Get AWR quotes ont the left side of this page).

Why register? When you register, you can also:

send inspiring messages to the amazing women in your life
post tributes to women you love, respect and/or admire
share stories about amazing women (Click here to see why you should)
comment on tributes and stories
save your favourite tributes and stories
create your own profile and link it to your website
search for and find other like-minded members around the world based on their interests, age, country of origin or country of residence
connect with other members by private message
create, write and post your own blog on the site
submit links

Do you rock? Then AWR is for you.

If not, we can help you to!

Click here to register now.

Click here to read more about why this site was created.

Take credit !

In their book “The Women Who Broke All the Rules ,” Susan B. Evans, Ed. D and Joan P. Avis, Ph.D observe that: “Women in general, have great difficulty taking credit for their success.”

They wrote the book to “encourage Torchbearers (their name for the generation of women born between 1945 and 1955), to take pride in their incredible accomplishments and contributions to healthy living for women of all ages.”

It's time for women to take pride in their achievements. Evans and Avis say every woman:

“has a story to tell – an untold story in most cases – that chronicles her choices, her hopes and dreams, her fears, and her efforts to do her best and evolve new truths from old, outdated rules.”

This website, like Evans’ and Avis’ book, is a vehicle for those stories to be told and celebrated. One day we hope it will contain hundreds of thousands of stories celebrating the hopes, dreams and lives of women around the world.