Real Housewives of Dallas is DOA, but alum Tiffany Moon stays busy. Recently, Reality Tea spoke with Tiffany, catching her on her lunch break at the hospital. As fire alarms and the beeping of various machines sounded in the background, Tiffany drily cracked several jokes, making us love and miss her even more. Then, Tiffany gave us all the tea on her current varied storylines that far surpass anything she ever experienced on Bravo. Well done, Tiffany.
Tiffany Moon hopes to empower women through her LeadHer Summit, her latest investment in RingMyBelle, and her new book, Joy Prescriptions
Next month, Joy Prescriptions drops. This book is like a child to Tiffany, as she poured her time, heart, and soul into the pages within. She describes her book as “a memoir with a personal development angle. The reason it’s called Joy Prescriptions is, at the end of each chapter, I write the reader a joy prescription to live their lives more authentically and with more joy,” Tiffany explains.
Additionally, Tiffany now leads an annual LeadHer Summit in Dallas. According to the website, this “transformative 3-day conference” will help women “amplify their lives.” Curious? Tickets are live for this year’s event, so head to the website for more intel!
Dr. Nicole Martin will speak at this event. If the timing works out, other Real Housewives stars might also broach the podium, teased Tiffany.
When not working as an anesthesiologist, author, or summit leader, Tiffany is likely checking in with her latest investment, RingMyBelle. Tiffany linked arms with this mobile beauty service after chatting with Guerdy Abraira, who also loves “high-end services using vetted professionals” and female-owned businesses. Tiffany hired this company for her summit last year, where they knocked it out of the park with her VIP attendees. Therefore, Tiffany threw her chicken feet (IKYKY) in the ring as an investor, and the rest is history.
As an aside, all images used in this Exclusive contain the results of a session with RingMyBelle. Also, Jim Jordan Photography.
“I always want to invest my money in female businesses since women get less than 3% of venture capital funding,” Tiffany stressed. Very nice, Tiffany! Onward and upward!
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