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Cindy Watson B.A., LLB, JD

About

Cindy Watson, B.A., LLB, JD, is the founder of Women On Purpose and creator of the Art of Feminine Negotiation programs. She’s also the founder and managing partner of Watson Labour Lawyers, as an attorney specializing in social justice law for 30 years.

She is an international speaker, award-winning author, master negotiator, and consultant, known for her passion, commitment, and ability to inspire. As a world-class women’s empowerment coach, Cindy has a proven track record empowering, advocating, and motivating people to rediscover their purpose and become the best version of themselves. Cindy believes all of life is a negotiation, and she’s dedicated to helping people leverage their innate powers of persuasion to get what they want and deserve in life.

Recent Posts
Negotiating Overwhelm at Work

Who hasn’t had a moment when a seemingly ever-ringing cell phone or pinging email alerts have triggered an urge to throw all the devices away?

Who hasn’t had a moment when a seemingly ever-ringing cell phone or pinging email alerts have triggered an urge to throw all the devices away?

Negotiating with a Liar

Negotiations with a liar often yield unsatisfactory results, leading to frustration, anger, disbelief, and reactivity. But that doesn’t have to be the case.

Negotiations with a liar often yield unsatisfactory results, leading to frustration, anger, disbelief, and reactivity. But that doesn’t have to be the case.

Breaking Free from Playing Small

The sad fact is that as early as kindergarten, young girls start diminishing themselves.

The sad fact is that as early as kindergarten, young girls start diminishing themselves.

There's a Place for Sensuality in Negotiations

Sensuality and negotiation are not words commonly used together. However, sensuality and sensual confidence are very important in a negotiation.

Sensuality and negotiation are not words commonly used together. However, sensuality and sensual confidence are very important in a negotiation.

Negotiating Equality Does Not Mean Being the Same

Women have been negotiating for equality for some time. While progress has undoubtedly been made, the reality is that there is still a significant gap.

Women have been negotiating for equality for some time. While progress has undoubtedly been made, the reality is that there is still a significant gap.