Women
Protecting Yourself From the Confusion Power Tactic
My head has been spinning lately as I watch our government do things that have never been done before and try to discern the reasons why. Forgive my naiveté, but when did we give the government permission to remove business leaders from their jobs? I missed that news. When did we decide that talking to […]
Continue ReadingAnalysis of Susan Rice’s Message to Women
Given the tragedy in Benghazi, the search for truth far after the incident, and the growing suspicion of the US government, the appointment of Susan Rice to National Security Advisor is nothing short of incredible, meaning not to be believed. I went back to watch her appearance on ABC News “This Week” with Jake Tapper […]
Continue ReadingHelp We Don’t Need Regarding Bullies and Women’s Careers
I came across an old article today, the May 10, 2009 Sunday Business section of the New York Times. Entitled “Backlash: Women Bullying Women,” the article laid out the problem of women’s bullying, postulated reasons for it, and offered solutions. I found it disappointing on several levels. First, the article cited a survey by the […]
Continue ReadingLadies, learn to realize the power in your internal stories!
Ladies! Life is challenging at the moment but you are not on the verge of collapse or ruin. Unless, of course, that is the story you are telling yourself. Do you realize how powerful your internal stories are? As an example, when a foot of snow falls on your property and you are responsible for […]
Continue ReadingJodi Cohen and the lesson of being authentic
I had the distinct privilege of meeting a delightful woman by phone this morning. Her name is Jodi Cohen. Jodi is an improv artist, speaker, writer, humorist, and honest to goodness real person. Her work is a bright beacon of intelligence and joy in a world full of cynicism and fear. Her voice sparkles with […]
Continue ReadingThe Effects of Confidence on Diversity and Gender
A friend sent two articles to me recently that highlighted diversity and gender issues. One criticized white University of Chicago students for hanging out in “gangsta gear,” drinking beer, and acting like they thought they were cool. Seems to me that’s pretty harmless college age messing around, but enough people thought it was in poor […]
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