About LaShawn

LaShawn McCrary, is dedicated to helping women become whole and live intentionally by empowering them to take control of their destiny and experience spiritual, professional, social, intellectual, physical and personal completeness.

LaShawn always believed God had created her for a purpose but spent the early years of her life, like many women, not knowing what it was. After a decade of career changes and looking out windows thinking she should be somewhere else, doing something different, she finally stopped searching around her and began exploring inside. Now she's fulfilling her purpose by delivering messages and providing coaching that empowers women to grow closer to God, pursue their dreams, love themselves and be a blessing to everyone around them. One of her greatest heart's desires is to help women break thourgh barries and live life to its fullest.

She shares her energy and excitement for life during her presentations and every Sunday morning at 8am ET during Intentional Life, her Blog Talk Radio show.

LaShawn holds a BA in Communications from Bowling Green State University and is a former certified trainer for Fred Pryor/CareerTrack Seminars. She's also experienced in television production, sales, customer service, ministry and personal training. 

Intentional Woman

Q:  What is an Intentional Woman?

A:  A woman who has committed to dwelling and taking authority in her own life.

Q: Why is it important to become an Intentional Woman?

A: Because God created women to be wonderful, powerful individuals. They are capable of serving God,   being an attentive wife, nurturing mother, helpful to extended family, do work they are passionate about AND fulfill their own needs.

Intentional Women don't lose, but gain a greater sense of self, especially when dealing with difficult situations. They know life is a journey consisting of many seasons that prepare them for the next phase of their life; and, utilize their power to adjust their mindset until they can change their circumstances. They live in the present and appreciate what is(good, bad, indifferent) while patiently awaiting the blessings of the future.

Q:  Who benefits from women becoming intentional?

A:  The Kingdom of God, the Intentional Woman and everyone connected to her.