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Comment on Congratulations to ALL women in business (and the men who know them) by sharon MacGregor

sharon MacGregor — Sun, 25 Sep 2011 00:14:10 +0000

Choose failure over regret – these words have kept me going as I launch Serene Serendipity an event and retreat planning company. I look past the people who have the blank stare when I talk to them and move to those whose eyes shine – when I describe my concept, my calling. I believe that we all have special gifts that will lead to ultimate happiness and success if we use them and share them with others. I want this for myself and for every other person I meet…so I have decided to bring the “mountain” to the Triangle in North Carolina. I will provide that place of support, I will provide kindred spirits to support and encourage.. (there is a smile on my face as I imagine the results) I will bring in the tools to unlock the gifts, to help determine strategy and direction… YOU will live your authentic life with confidence. What a spectacular world we will create – one person at a time.

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Teach Your Parrot — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 18:21:41 +0000

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What can this little parrot teach you about YOUR potential? : Nancy D. Solomon — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 16:36:31 +0000

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Comment on Is Weiner Nuts? by Nancy

Nancy — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 01:49:48 +0000

Susan
Thanks for your comments. There are many lessons to be learned from Weiner and his cohort. I’m planning a free public call this coming week to discuss such topics as personal brand, accountability and ethics: How to build them, and how to unwittingly destroy them. Keep your eyes open for more the details.

That this kind of behavior has become so common place (and no, I don’t believe it’s just a function of us hearing about it more) should deeply concern us.

There are the people who perpetrate these sexual escapades and then, drum roll….. there are those with whom they do it; the women who have sexual relationships with married men because it’s really ‘cool’ that these famous men ‘wanted’ them. Not to be left out are us, the culture, who allow this behavior to continue by not reacting quickly and strongly enough. Even my 9 year knows there are consequences for misbehavior and dis-empowering actions.There should be a zero tolerance for this type of ‘acting-out’ in our elected officials. It is said that 56% of Weiner’s constituency thinks he should stay in office. I’d love to the demographic on those figures.

My thoughts: if he’s such a strong, intelligent leader why didn’t he have the common sense to keep his naked penis off the internet? That’s not leadership, that’s psychological illness; and I say that because he did absolutely nothing to disguise himself. Weiner used his face, his name, his ‘business’ profile. Hello? And where was the surprise here?

Why doesn’t this scandal bother people more than it does? And that he refuses to resign demonstrates the same arrogance that he had in thinking he wouldn’t get caught.

Stick a fork me. I’m done with Weiner.