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Comment on Do Your Boundaries Need Strengthening? by Giulietta Nardone

Giulietta Nardone — Thu, 10 May 2012 14:49:49 +0000

Hi Jean!

Great to see you at The Fearless Tales. I agree with you that most of us have experienced something similar. Lesson learned and in this case learned again. I wish we were taught to trust our guts. Do we teach children than in school? It’s an little tapped into sense, maybe the 7th or 8th one? Say, who declared there are only 5 senses?

Thanks!

Comment on Do Your Boundaries Need Strengthening? by Jean Gogolin

Jean Gogolin — Thu, 10 May 2012 14:02:05 +0000

Thanks for sharing that story, Giulietta – it’s one most of us have experienced if we’ve been in business for any length of time.

Mine was with an arrogant bastard of a lawyer (one friend told me that was redundant) who demanded the world but would not be pleased by anyone or anything. Fortunately, he annoyed me so much I ended the gig before I got too far into it.

Lesson learned.
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Comment on Organic Marketing Tastes Better by Giulietta Nardone

Giulietta Nardone — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 17:53:28 +0000

Hi Kira,

Cool name for your novel. It’s easy to market when we relax into our true selves. Then you can market anywhere anytime because you are just being you.

Let me know when the books comes out! Always a pleasure having you in a writing adventure. Best wishes. G.

Comment on Organic Marketing Tastes Better by Kira Holt

Kira Holt — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 17:08:04 +0000

Hi Julie,

Thanks for the great advice. I am about to start marketing novel, Rapid Descent, that comes out in May. There is so much information out there and so many people who want to help for a fee. It’s overwhelming! Your post gave me the chance to breath easy.

Enjoyed your class last year

Best,
Kira

Comment on Organic Marketing Tastes Better by Giulietta Nardone

Giulietta Nardone — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 15:12:49 +0000

Barbara, welcome to The Fearless Tales! Glad this post resonated with you. We humans tend to complicate everything! Being ourselves is what comes naturally until we get taught to do the opposite.

thanks! G.

Comment on Organic Marketing Tastes Better by Barbara

Barbara — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 14:38:18 +0000

Giulietta, I love this way of putting it! It’s all about “authenticity,” but I like “organic tastes better!” Classic G
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Comment on Did You Forget To Feed Your Life? by Giulietta Nardone

Giulietta Nardone — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 13:38:26 +0000

Hi Michelle,

Welcome to The Fearless Tales!
Fascinating to hear that food issues arise out of imbalance. Yet, it makes complete sense. I wonder if certain types of food cravings relate to certain types of of life imbalances, which reminds me – some practitioners call disease — dis-ease. The body always seems to know when things are not right in the mind and elsewhere. Thanks! G.

Comment on Did You Forget To Feed Your Life? by Michelle

Michelle — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 11:10:32 +0000

Great post. It is an area I work on with my clients. Part of what I do is make sure people are in balance. Especially with their primary foods. Their surroundings. When we become out of balance is when we create food issues. Especially cravings as well as open our bodies up to disease. I would agree with Kim because I am passionate and love what I do it does feed my soul. I still have to remind myself to breath. I get caught up in being the helper and giver that I forget I need to take my own advice. Thank you again for sharing.

Comment on Did You Forget To Feed Your Life? by Giulietta Nardone

Giulietta Nardone — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 13:42:16 +0000

Hi Kim,

I appreciate you stopping in to leave a comment.

You point out what’s so cool about being a business owner – more opportunities to mix play and work together into a satisfying life. It does require some vigilance to ensure we do not learn more toward work and away from out true nature.

I got in trouble at one of my conventional jobs for dressing “flamboyantly” rather than showing up in the dull, work costume. It was a bright orange, yellow and green, flowing skirt and top that spoke to who I was.

I kept wearing it anyway!

Thanks, G.

Comment on Did You Forget To Feed Your Life? by Kim Reddington

Kim Reddington — Sun, 18 Mar 2012 14:54:05 +0000

As usual, your post is so true. We tend to work way too much. I get really grouchy, if I have spent too much time focusing on something I’m not enjoying vs. going out and playing, spending time outdoors, or hanging out with friends.

One of the reasons I started Cereus Women was so that I could mix my work and my play together. As I network with women, I am making new friends, connecting and socializing, and even contributing to the lives of others. These are very important to me and make me happy.

I am constantly analyzing my business to make sure that I am able to stay true to who I really am as I contribute to the lives of the women I work with.

Thank you for the constant reminder to keep thinking about this, my friend.

Kim