Posts Tagged ‘Resilience’
Know When to Hold ‘Em
These last two years seemed all about the choices we constantly were making, even when it didn’t feel like choosing. And now we have to deal with those. The famous song about choosing I’ve been hearing in my head was written by a 23-year old unknown composer. Made famous by Kenny Rogers. The Gambler. It’s…
Read MoreWomen, All Together Now: “I GOT THIS!”
A couple of weeks ago, I spoke for 90 women at Southern California Edison about being “Pitch Perfect.” I know entrepreneurs come with business confidence already installed in their systems. But to speak in front of a group? Not so much. My mission in life is to help women find their voice and claim their…
Read MoreRiveted to “Roosevelts?”–the Power of Resilience
I’ve been riveted to “The Roosevelts”—the PBS series by Ken Burns—have you? Eleanor Roosevelt famously said, “You must do what you think you cannot do.” After watching that episode, I awoke in the middle of the night, sat up in bed, and said aloud, “If you say you can’t, you won’t. If you think you…
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