Comments on: International Women’s Day March 8, 2007

By: His eyes fixed on nothing,

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By: ponnsabra

ponnsabra — Sat, 10 Mar 2007 12:19:00 +0000

So, what did everyone do to celebrate IWD? I listened to 91.7 while at home, and I made Julie’s tele-circle for about 10 minutes. Phones were poor, weather was bad, family was outta control…but what I did hear was powerfully creative.

Questions and concerns I heard about women giving too much and people taking too much from them…this is a frequent issue for all my clients too. When I *had* to get off the phone Julie started soliciting questions about “Defining Empowerment”…oh…geez…so much could’ve been said there!

Fortunately, Julie and I will stay in touch and cross paths soon, I hope.

By: ponnsabra

ponnsabra — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 02:57:00 +0000

Hi Julie!

So glad you stopped by, and shared a gracious review of my work.

I, too, look forward to "seeing" you tomorrow at the Circle.

Thanks for organizing a nice event to empower women on IWD!

Peace, Ponn

By: Julie

Julie — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 02:50:00 +0000

Hi Ponn,
It’s so great to meet you here and to see your enthusiastic response to the Wildly Creative Women TeleCircles for International Women’s Day.

I am excited about meeting you at the Circle and welcome any of the wonderful wildly creative women that frequent your blog and site.

Your enthusiasm for your work spills across these pages. It is a pleasure to work with you to empower women now!

Blessings,
Julie Daley
http://www.wildlycreativewomen.com