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I’ve always been of two minds about the landmark Roe v. Wade ruling. I’m pro-choice and anti-abortion. I know, it’s incongruous. And, though I have a lot of conservative opinions, I can’t say that I would campaign for […]
Read More Fortieth Anniversary of Roe v. Wade
To celebrate the season and to herald the New Year, I am hosting a giveaway for the 2013 Woman’s Advantage Shared Wisdom Calendar. This one-a-day calendar features 365 innovative ideas on strategy, teambuilding, marketing, finance, and more. My […]
Read More Holiday GIVEAWAY – Enter Today!Last weekend, Jovan Belcher, the US NFL linebacker who played for the Kansas City Chiefs football team, murdered the mother of his infant child. Then he killed himself in front of his team’s general manager and head coach. […]
Read More Is the Media Deaf, Dumb and Blind?
What is Emotional Intelligence? You are surely familiar with IQ and know it measure intelligence. Emotional intelligence (EI or EQ) is “the other intelligence”. IQ and EI are different but compatible. The first difference between them is that […]
Read More December Victory Theme: Emotional Intelligence
Question: I came here from another country and am enjoying the freedom women have in the U.S. Something that surprises me is that it seems like all the strong women are on the liberal side and it also […]
Read More Aren't There Any Strong Women?The art of leadership is saying no, not saying yes. It is very easy to say yes. Tony Blair
Read More Can You Say No?No matter how pretty or smart you are, if you aren’t taking the lead in your life, you might find yourself following a horse’s ass. Just in case you missed it, here’s the funny video of a horse […]
Read More Are You Like the Horse or the Zebra?The leadership instinct you are born with is the backbone. You develop the funny bone and the wishbone that go with it.–Elaine Agather
Read More Where's the Leadership?I can’t figure out why there are big football games on Thanksgiving (or any holiday). And this year, so many stores are starting their Black Friday sales on Thanksgiving night. My objection to both football and shopping is […]
Read More The Distortion of DistractionsYou can’t ask for help, or tell your guests what to bring, unless you know what you are having and what kind of help you need. When I’m the guest, I’m always happy to bring something. In fact, […]
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