Lynda Carter, actress and advocate, has enjoyed a multi-faceted career that ranges from being crowned Miss U.S.A., to achieving worldwide fame in the title role of TV's Wonder Woman. Nationally recognized for her devotion to such causes as breast cancer education and children's advocacy, she was a catalyst for change during the women's movement of the '70s and '80s. Her portrayal of Wonder Woman helped break down stereotypes and promote the feminine qualities of strength and self-confidence. Ms. Carter shares with audiences the power that enables women to triumph to ever greater degrees - in business in politics, and in the community. She tells how her own dreams came true through hard work, commitment and a Positive attitude. She explains how ordinary women can achieve extraordinary things every day. One of America's best loved TV stars, Ms. Carter uses her own achievements as a producer, entertainer and Philanthropist to prove that anything is possible.