http://blog.fweande.org/archives/25 Blog of the Forum for Women Entrepreneurs and Executives Sat, 31 Jul 2010 22:51:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://blog.fweande.org/archives/25#comment-2994 Marla Tabaka Thu, 18 Feb 2010 13:49:15 +0000 http://blog.fweande.org/?p=25#comment-2994 Wendy, Thank you for the timely and insightful article. I believe that many women struggle with striking a balance between their femininity and their role as a leader. One point that especially stood out for me was Kohlrieser's "managing conflict for a win-win outcome." I see many female entrepreneurs get TOO caught up in "fairness" and an understanding of what "win-win" really means. Would love to hear your insights! Wendy, Thank you for the timely and insightful article. I believe that many women struggle with striking a balance between their femininity and their role as a leader. One point that especially stood out for me was Kohlrieser’s “managing conflict for a win-win outcome.” I see many female entrepreneurs get TOO caught up in “fairness” and an understanding of what “win-win” really means. Would love to hear your insights!

]]> http://blog.fweande.org/archives/25#comment-2809 Ruth Simone Sat, 07 Nov 2009 01:16:39 +0000 http://blog.fweande.org/?p=25#comment-2809 Wendy I appreciate the blog and your inquiries. I'm wondering about us, as women...if we're not especially poised to be "empowering to bring out the best in those those around us". It causes me to wonder what might happen if that became our collective mantra. Attracting and retaining wisdom seeking women could become effortless. Wendy I appreciate the blog and your inquiries. I’m wondering about us, as women…if we’re not especially poised to be “empowering to bring out the best in those those around us”. It causes me to wonder what might happen if that became our collective mantra. Attracting and retaining wisdom seeking women could become effortless.

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