Sammi Johnson, owner and founder of PriorityMe, has had a longtime dream of hosting inspirational weekend retreats for women. As a career-minded, socially active mother of three, Johnson’s ideas grew out of a passion for doing what she enjoys — hosting events that will ultimately empower women to be the best they can be, thus taking control of their potential.

“I think women should take breaks from the stresses and strains of everyday life and come to a retreat for rejuvenation,” Johnson explains. “As women we thrive when we have a constant reminder of our value.”

That’s where PriorityMe steps in — providing tools and support. PriorityMe holds workshops, socials and retreats for women all year around. Soon we will be adding webinars so you can participate in the workshops night or day from anywhere in the world!

“It’s no longer hip to sacrifice 'you' for a career, a partner, a child. Women must also make themselves a priority — and PriorityMe is here to show them how,”
Johnson continues.

PriorityMe.com is a fully interactive Web site where women can learn, ask questions and engage with like-minded women. Members of PriorityMe can blog, read blogs and connect with women of all walks of life — women who all have the same goals and aspirations to excel. The Web site is free and features
articles and blogs written by professionals, doctors, moms and women just like its members.

"PriorityMe will be there every day to give women a sense of community and permission to make themselves a priority,” Johnson says.

PriorityMe will host Social Nights where women can mingle over dinner or drinks, building strong relationships. “Camaraderie has shown to improve
women’s physical and mental health, as well as their productivity in their communities,” Johnson mentions.

In addition to a highly interactive Web site and fun Social Nights, PriorityMe offers workshops and retreats for women interested in expanding their horizons. Workshops have a topic, but the main goal will be to achieve personal growth and fulfillment. This can be done while doing an art project, discussing politics, discovering investment strategies or learning yoga. The workshop topics vary widely so it will be easy for women to find their niche.

“All of our events instill a sense of confidence and bravery in women so they feel empowered to pursue their dreams,” Johnson says with her own brand of apparent confidence. “As we grow older we tend to become a little less than hopeful, but we call it being realistic. I want women to know there are no boundaries to their potential, no matter their age or stage in life.”

Women are encouraged to visit the Web site every day for a new “Daily Dose”of inspiration, and to enter our Free Stuff Friday giveaway!  Also engage in conversations with members and the authors of blogs and articles, and ask questions about who you are and where you want to be in your future. There are no wrong answers or harsh judgments with PriorityMe. Every woman has different goals and dreams — but the paths to reach them aren’t much different.

You can become a member of PriorityMe by registering for free on our homepage.

New to PriorityMe and want to learn more? Click HERE!

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FOUNDER - Sammi Johnson

Sammi has event planning in her soul — she feels the business in her gut! After planning parties and running church social groups for 13 years, she is excited about what PriorityMe can do for women. After being laid off from her job in Tulsa in 1999, she decided to move to the East Coast, working for Goldman Sachs on Wall Street for almost three years before moving back to Tulsa. Sammi is passionate about giving women the tools and motivation they need to meet their goals, move ahead with their future — all the while having fun doing so. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

SALES DIRECTOR - Stephanie Lee

Stephanie is an oil and gas technician by day but her single life style allows her to peruse many passions, one of which being PriorityMe.  She has been involved in some facet of competitive team sports for almost 16 years.  Her involvement in fast pitch softball led her to the collegiate level.  After playing four years of softball and acquiring her Bachelors in Mathematics in 2001, Stephanie’s competitive sprit pushed her into sales and eventually sales management.  She always has credited her successes to her role in team sports and wanted to give back to the community by encouraging others.  Therefore she eagerly volunteered for a directors role in a local non profit youth baseball and softball program that maintains twenty to thirty teams and growing.  Through all of her experiences she believes she has a lot to offer and a lot to learn from the women of PriorityMe. For advertising inquiries please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

PR DIRECTOR - Joey Mechelle Stenner

Joey Mechelle Stenner is a full-time writer and editor for a nonprofit music magazine. She is also an activist for reproductive health rights and women's issues. Joey is a freelance writer for several local and national magazines, writing articles on topics such as music, entertainment, food, wine and dining, health and relationships. She also spends her time freelancing for organizations she feels passionate about. Organizations such as Planned Parenthood of Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma and The Tulsa Daycenter for the Homeless are proud to call her an avid volunteer. Joey is 36 and lives in Tulsa with her 4-year-old son. Her hobbies are travel, playing with her son, music, cooking, wine, reading and friends. For media inquiries please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

SPOKESWOMAN - Wendy Boudreaux

Wendy Boudreaux has learned that changing what you do does not change who you are.  She is a stay at home mother and wife that enjoys the daily life of her family as well as the flexibility that this career gives her.  She has dabbled in many fields of employment, and has learned from each opportunity.  Her employment has included working in front of the camera in commercial videos, and also as the voice to commercial videos.  Wendy currently substitute teaches for the public school system and has held jobs in the past that show her love for working with children, art, health, and fitness.