Isn’t it interesting how as woman, we slam our sex instead of praising and appreciating another woman finding her power within her passion and living it! Rodney King’s, “can’t we all just get along?”

I send a prayer out the Rachel and say, “Go Girl, you made it happen for yourself, living your spirit, creating your dream. Thanks for being out there so our daughters have you as a role model to be who they are. They don’t have to be skinny, have botox, wear a size 2 jean, have a man on their arm, do blow jobs in middle school to be accepted and ok with who you are, just to accomplish this thing called life.

She’s happy!

I think _you’re_ on to something big with case studies like this one, Pamela. It helps beginners like me to see the path of someone else who made it. You should make this a regular feature.

If you want to know if she’s happy with her choices, why don’t you ask her? You’re a journalist, aren’t you?

Escapee, week 3.

I find Martha Stewart discomforting to an extreme. I always recall Julia Child’s comment about Ms. Stewart, “She’s all about control, not comfort.” Home, food and all the rest should be about comfort (and, yes, a bit of fun.)
And, at least Ms. Ray is doing her best to get people back in the kitchen and cooking from (some) fresh ingredients.

From one of my favorite blogs, Escape from Cubicle Nation check out this post on what Rachael Ray can teach us about branding. Think of it as a early kick off to our upcoming Paradox Branding series of conversations. Right

And I say well done to her for reading her market and going for it!

cheers,

cindy