It is no wonder the Dalai Lama said the world will be saved by the Western Woman – and the women with whom I had the pleasure to speak with two days ago are the very ones the Dalai Lama was speaking about: smart, intelligent, sophisticated and dedicated to helping women create a successful career […]
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We all know really smart business women (and men) who, regardless of how brilliant they appear to be, are not successful. These smart people just cannot seem to get out of their own way! So clearly, if all it takes is a high I.Q. to be successful in business, something else is going on here.
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Women can multi-task in Olympic proportion. Current research suggests that working mothers spend approximately 50% of their time doing two things at once. Barbara Schneider, sociology professor at Michigan State University, states: “This suggests that working mothers are doing two activities at once more than two-fifths of the time they are awake …” Interestingly, recent
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Controversy and conversation continues to swirl around the announcement of Marissa Mayers being named the new CEO of Yahoo. The good news is nobody appears to be questioning her qualifications and/or competency for the position – reflecting how far we have come as a society in accepting women in the C-suite. Rather the fact that
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Drum roll please – another crack in the glass ceiling for women in business is made as Yahoo names Marissa Mayer their new CEO. For a few minutes Ms. Mayer’s appointment and impressive bio was the talk of the town. This announcement was quite inspiring given the very pessimistic article recently written in the July/August
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The one constant you can count on in life is change. Change in your business and change in your marriage and interpersonal relationships. And because of this fact, every business woman, whether she is an entrepreneur or a corporate worker, must ask themselves if their relationship can survive the changes of their business – and
This article was originally published in The Daily Muse and then selected and published by FORBES. It answers the question on how to get a reader’s husband to support her business. You definitely do not want to miss this article. Starting a business is a huge personal commitment, but it’s also a commitment for your
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Last night I was in NYC attending the Women in Business 2012 Executive Leadership Program where the ability to develop and nurture relationships – on a global level – was discussed. Today I’m in Washington DC with a group of amazing executive women business leaders discussing the challenges which lie ahead for business. You can
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Is your partner cognizant of the sacrifices you may have to endure to make your business succeed, especially when your entrepreneurial business is in the start up phase? These sacrifices include the time, resources and energy any start up business requires before it makes even one dollar of profit. Succinctly, is your marriage compatible with
Over my two decades of work as a relationship expert helping entrepreneurs create success in their business and marriage and family life – virtually every successful entrepreneur I’ve worked with has expressed gratitude about how their spouses have made it possible for them to follow their dreams. Following is an excerpt from my new book:
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