In this blog, we talk about women who have followed all the rules only to find themselves feeling empty inside. Going for security and feeling dissatisfied because they have ignored their inner voice and by discovering that voice finding the way to true success. This topic and some solutions is the the focus of this month’s Living Room. We will be joined by Camile Maurine to discuss ways to enrich your inner life and reach greater levels of success and satisfaction. To register click on the link: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/987535361 . [...]
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We all have a strong desire to change our lives for the better. One essential component to doing this is to increase our ability to allow our life to be designed from the inside out. In this discussion, we speak about the inner resources we have as women and suggest a way to bring them forward into our lives to create the life we want. We will also be discussing this with women from around the world on August 25th at The Essential Feminine Living Room. We will be joined by Camille Maurine, an internationally renowned creator of the transformational Moving Theater process and author of Meditation Secrets for Women and Meditation 24/7. We hope you will join us too by registering for this complimentary webinar at: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/987535361 [...]
Ms. Berggoetz’s Q&A began by asking Ms. Albright what she would be speaking about. Her response was, “First of all, I think, I’m always asked to talk about my life. I try to make it something that shows some lessons of moving from here to there and opportunities one has to take and the choices one has as a woman. I’ll speak of the importance of women’s leadership.” Continue reading » »
Relationship building, networking and community building are some of women’s finest gifts. Therefore, The Essential Feminine Company™ is opening its “Living Room” as a place for women to get together once a month to share ideas and suggestions about various topics. This is a free event happening at noon (Pacific Time) on March 24 and continuing on the fourth Wednesday of the months following. Continue reading » »
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Is your career “zigzaggy”? In response to questions by Barb Berggoetz of the Indianapolis Star, Madeline Albright (former ambassador to the United Nations and secretary of state under President Clinton) spoke of her career as “very zig-zaggy”. Ms. Albright spoke Wednesday (March 24, 2010) at Butler University in Indianapolis as the closing speaker for the 2009-2010 Celebration of Diversity Distinguished Lecture Series.
