Can women really have it all?

Back in the 70’s, a television commercial about Enjoli perfume was launched with the catch phrase, “the 8 hour perfume for the 24-hour woman.”  It was indeed a heady time for us ladies in that an unlimited world of opportunity awaited any woman who had the gumption to seize the […]

Okay, before my phone rings off the hook and my e-mail box overflows when I use the term B-I-T-C-H, I am not talking about the Meredith Brooks hit song from a few years ago.  What I am talking about is “Being in Total Control of Herself!”  Or in this case yourself!

So what do I mean […]

The other day I read an article in Forbes by Paolina Milana titled “5 Signs it’s Time to Leave Your Company.”

It was an interesting piece in that it talked about the need to read the signs as it relates to whether or not your company is a sinking ship.  Citing ominous warnings such as […]

In the first part of this post I talked about business trailblazers Richard Branson and Fred Smith.

Branson with Virgin and Smith with FedEx have achieved unparalleled success, each building a global brand that has become ubiquitous with creative, outside of the box thinking.

What is even more interesting in relation to the title of today’s post […]

In my June 18th, 2012 post “To be effective PR has to be selfless as opposed to self-serving,” I had made reference to an article by Daniel Gulati (Be Proud of Your Accomplishments, Not Your Affiliations).

At the heart of his text (and disdain) was what he called “resume gardening.”

For those […]

I was recently thinking about the book Good To Great by Jim Collins.

A bestseller to be certain, there were a number of important revelations that stood out to many of those who read it.

Of these insights, it was Collins’ reference to getting the right people on the bus and then assigning them their proper seat […]