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By Cherry Woodburn on October 27, 2010
1. Exclamation points!! 2. Mugs, traveling or otherwise as giveaways. Conferences, companies: Please save your $ and save the earth. You’re only advertising on the Goodwill shelf anyway. 3. SEO companies contacting spamming me on my website to tell me how they could help me – especially since they haven’t read my site. Be smart [...]
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By Cherry Woodburn on October 25, 2010
It’s true. I’ve grown up. I accepted it fully at Vision 2020:An American Conversation about Women and Leadership on October 21-22, 2010. Actually it was quite fitting that the recognition of my true coming of age would be in the powerful embrace of The National Constitution Center in Philadelphia where all around me was the [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged National Constitution Center, Vision 2020 An American Conversation about Women and Leadership, White House Project |
By Cherry Woodburn on October 18, 2010
Book with thought-provoking words and paintings by Marylou and Alan Falstreau. It is the stories that we tell ourselves – the good, the bad, and the ugly – that shape how we see ourselves. Through awareness of our thinking – our assumptions, our all-or-nothing thoughts, our habituated patterns, our acceptance of media myths – [...]
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By Cherry Woodburn on October 14, 2010
“ Take a deep breath and think way back. Once upon a time, say 40,000 years ago you were a Neander-babe. You had thick, gnarly legs and a tribal chic hairdo. You coddled your young one minute, then stomped ugly snakes and speared marauding bears the next. Your nurturing and aggressive natures seamlessly entwined. You knew [...]
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Posted in Women's Issues, Women's Stories Series | Tagged adults bullying kids, coaches bullying kids, Melissa Soalt, Self-defense for women, women need to speak up for themselves, Women:Reconnect With Your Innate Ability To Physically Defend Yourself |
By Cherry Woodburn on October 11, 2010
The following can be sung to the tune of the Kingston Trio‘s MTA. Let me tell you the story Of a woman named Cherry On a tragic and fateful day She put money in her pocket, Kissed her son and family Went to ride on DC’s sub-way Cherry gave her metro card At the Ballston [...]
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Posted in Women's Issues, Women's Stories Series | Tagged Hot Momma's Project with Kathy Korman Frey, Sisterhood for Success, Sisterhood University, SisUdc, SisUdc bootcamp |
By Cherry Woodburn on October 7, 2010
Hugs As A Sign Of Weakness Lawrence Kudlow, columnist, economist and CNBC TV commentator saw this hug between President Obama and out-going Chief of Staff Emanuel as a sign of weakness. Kudlow explained his feelings (should I use the word feelings or does it make Kudlow seem weak?) by saying: “Remember, this is on global [...]
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Posted in Perceptions & Paradigms, Women's Issues | Tagged a new type of leadership, displays of emotion a sign of weakness, Lawrence Kudlow on Obama, NOW leadership, Raul Emmanuel and Obama hug, women leaders and emotions |
By Cherry Woodburn on October 4, 2010
“What’s Holding Back Women Entrepreneurs?” This provocative headline, from The Wall Street Journal, was the lead for a well-written and researched article by Sharon G. Hadary, Former Executive Director and Founder of the Center for Women’s Business Research, on why women-owned businesses are, on average, much smaller than men-owned firms. Size Matters The adage “It’s [...]
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By Cherry Woodburn on September 29, 2010
Life bites you when you least expect it. Two days ago I posted about the myth of perfectionism, today I’m bent over sobbing because I wasn’t a perfect mom. Don’t misunderstand me, my sons are amazing human beings. They make mistakes – doesn’t bother me. They aren’t perfect – I’m fine with that. Except. Except [...]
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Posted in Women's Stories Series | Tagged blaming the mom, Fetal Origins: How the first nine months shape, myth of perfectionism, trying to be the perfect mom |
By Cherry Woodburn on September 27, 2010
There was a controversy in the media last week when Anysha Panesar, from Wales, won America’s Perfect Teen competition. “She’s not American.” — True enough I’m willing to bet she’s also not perfect. Who’s Perfect? No one is. So to tout a contest that is selecting The Perfect Teenager is the antithesis of promoting: self-acceptance [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged America's Perfect Teenager, Anysha Panesar, perfectionism isn't possible, self-acceptance as a means to growth |
By Cherry Woodburn on September 20, 2010
Imagine (1971) Imagine there’s no Heaven It’s easy if you try No hell below us Above us only sky Imagine all the people Living for today Imagine there’s no countries It isn’t hard to do Nothing to kill or die for And no religion too Imagine all the people Living life in peace You may [...]
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Posted in Perceptions & Paradigms | Tagged Imagine (song), John Lennon, Vision 2020 |