ABOUT ANNETTE
WATSON-JOHNSON
and Finances movement—a collaboration of
enlightened women on a journey towards
daily transformation and growth.
Daily Dose of Declarations
In addition to It Takes Money Honey, An-
nette was recently included as a book col-
laborator with the purpose of developing a
movement to promote awareness for men-
tal health and to combat suicide with this
awareness: Daily Dose of Declarations: A
365 Day Journey To Help You Declare Posi-
tive Affirmations Over Your Life.
Annette opens up about her own purpose
for her second collaboration: “Mental ill-
ness runs in my family. While it's usual-
ly swept under the rug, this book series
teaches individuals how to help them-
selves and their families—including those
contemplating suicide or those who need
to learn how to reset.”
What's next on the reading list? After work-
ing on these first projects, one thing is for
sure. Annette is ready for more and aspires
to create her own book collaboration. At
the Girlz Run The World Empowerment Re-
treat, Annette has some surprises in place
and unique opportunities offered exclu-
sively to the attendees of the event.
Dinner Conversations
with Womenpreneurs
Hebrews 10:24-25 “And let us continue to
consider how to motivate one another to
love and good deeds, not neglecting to
meet together, as is the habit of some, but
encouraging one another even more as you
see the day of the Lord coming nearer.”
Annette continues to develop additional
channels in sharing her message—including
a four-part YouTube series titled, Dinner Con-
versations with Womenpreneurs—East Coast.
This video series documents a round table
with Girlz Who Are Running The World In
Their Pearls discussing topics of potential
distractions from individual self-care and
wellness regimens.
Part 1 of 4: Introduction of the featured wom-
en business leaders before hearing their sto-
ries—discussing self-care and testimonials of
overcoming drug addiction; abuse; neglect;
divorce; cancer; and mental illness.
CEO and Founder of Dynamic
Participators Enterprise
Part 2 of 4: Womenpreneurs speak their
truths, sharing their inspirational stories fo-
cused on mental wellness.
Part 3 of 4: Womenpreneurs speak their
truths, sharing their inspirational stories fo-
cused on physical wellness.
Part 4 of 4: Womenpreneurs speak their
truths, sharing their inspirational stories fo-
cused on spiritual wellness.
Setting Boundaries:
It's Okay To Say No
Annette's mission of mentoring others is
established through her own critical expe-
riences of learning how to set boundaries
and the importance of self-care.
In the early years of her children's lives, An-
nette had set lofty goals of finishing three
degrees in three years – during which time
her ex-husband and the father of her chil-
dren was in the military overseas.
In an effort to stay true to her self-imposed
deadlines, she found herself stretched in the
areas of mental, physical and spiritual health.
Through pushing herself past the limits, An-
nette started to develop hives. After many
tests with no clear indications of any explana-
tion for this development, a doctor inquired
to the level of anxiety in her life.
The impending conversation led to the
realization that Annette needed to take im-
mediate action in resetting her life to avoid
further nerve damage, which could have
ultimately led to a mental breakdown. After
coming to this realization, she was able to
finish school in a balanced way.
“The reality is that a lot of people are go-
ing through the same in their twenties,”
explains Annette. “People will use you, and
then you get stuck in follower-ship.
By building a legacy of support and hope
through her network of like-minded
women, Dynamic Participators is forging
a strong path of growing the movement
on a national level and touring the Unit-
ed States to spread of vision of hope and
abundance. n
F ounder and CEO Annette Watson-Johnson has a plethora
of knowledge in the trilogy (Mental, Physical and Spiritual
Wellness). Annette has had the opportunity to live and
work in localities such as Okinawa, Japan; Sigonella,
Sicily; New Port, Rhode Island; Gaithersburg, Maryland;
San Diego, California; and Tampa and Orlando, Florida.
She affirms that she is the product of her environment.
She is encircled with the support from her husband
Reginald Johnson, son Provine Jr., daughter Octavia, best
friend Tammy, god daughter Tamala, siblings and friends.
She was born and raised in St. Louis Mo. in a loving
Christian home of strong church leaders. Her Father and
Mother Pastor John and Addie Watson of Maple Temple
COGIC have always been well-known and respected
leaders. Because of their dedication to church, family
and the St. Louis Community almost all of her 10 siblings
(Janice, Norvell-deceased, Clara, Dana, John Jr., Benard,
Hosanna, Marietta, Demetrius, and Donnell) are revered
and are currently serving in Leadership roles.
She also serves as the President Elect of the Employee
Morale and Recreation Association—overseeing multi-
ple military and civilian organizations equating to more
than 2,000 employees.
She is the Organizer and served for five years as the
President Elect and one year as President Emeritus of
the Federally Employed Women (FEW) – Central Florida
Area Chapter #456. She served on the FEW Southeast
Regional Board of Directors. She served on the FEW
National Board of Directors as the Lead Contracts Chair.
She served as the 2 nd and 3 rd VP of Blacks in Govern-
ment Brevard Space Coast Chapter.
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