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HAPPY WOMEN'S MONTH 2017: Honoring DHYLLES DAVIS

Dhylles Davis is a well versed powerhouse who has turned her turmoil to triumph after years of abuse to full blown confidence and teaching others how to realize that their pain is temporary and their purpose is permanent.  With 10 plus years in motivating, speaking, media marketing, event planning, innovative storytelling and being a relationship expert and creative thinker. Dhylles has created a platform where with The Sip & Chat movement empowerment events as well as a unique media marketing concierge service. 


Dhylles is definitely walking in her purpose and applying all of the lessons she has learned in life to do her very best in changing the world. Her motto is “You only have one opportunity to make a lasting impression in this gift called life and you must create the most amazing life as possible.” Dreams are meant to become reality and she is definitely bringing all of her dreams to fruition for herself as well as those around her as she believes in community.

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