It can be very difficult to try for something new and daring in your life. It didn’t happen to me until after I had retired from my public accounting career. First I had the revelations,; then the empowerment came upon me. It was quite a ride. Unfortunately, I now have to pick and choose what areas of my life to improve. Even though it is possible to change, it still takes effort.
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Charles, thanks. Both thoughtful and inspiring…
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David, Another great post. Probably very true, Different, Great, or First. If Adventures of Employee Men was changed to Adventures of Employee Women a slide might have to be included between the man coming home from work and the man sleeping at night. The slide might include cooking dinner, feeding children, helping children with homework, doing a load of laundry, and picking up the house. LOL. Have a great day.
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Interesting Kristin. I never looked at it from a Employee Woman perspective (don’t attack me for this). But I believe you squarely on point. If we added all of the slides to cover a women’s responsibilities, we’d need a larger screen!
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I think sometimes it’s the same life as an entrepreneur… 🙂
It can be very difficult to try for something new and daring in your life. It didn’t happen to me until after I had retired from my public accounting career. First I had the revelations,; then the empowerment came upon me. It was quite a ride. Unfortunately, I now have to pick and choose what areas of my life to improve. Even though it is possible to change, it still takes effort.
Charles, thanks. Both thoughtful and inspiring…
David, Another great post. Probably very true, Different, Great, or First. If Adventures of Employee Men was changed to Adventures of Employee Women a slide might have to be included between the man coming home from work and the man sleeping at night. The slide might include cooking dinner, feeding children, helping children with homework, doing a load of laundry, and picking up the house. LOL. Have a great day.
Interesting Kristin. I never looked at it from a Employee Woman perspective (don’t attack me for this). But I believe you squarely on point. If we added all of the slides to cover a women’s responsibilities, we’d need a larger screen!
I think sometimes it’s the same life as an entrepreneur… 🙂
Absolutely!
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Superb and accurate! Thank you.