Comments for Cherlynn Grace Beck

Comment on Grok, Talk, Walk and Rock by Bryan Berndt

Bryan Berndt — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 21:26:35 +0000

cool, looking forward to the audio… fourth turning is a huge interest of mine.

Comment on A Puzzling Story of Women’s Leadership: Pieces of the Puzzle by Another piece of the leadership puzzle: Turn {on} « Cherlynn Grace Beck

Another piece of the leadership puzzle: Turn {on} « Cherlynn Grace Beck — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 01:13:00 +0000

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Comment on Eight Variation of Change by xbpcjw

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Comment on A Puzzling Story of Women’s Leadership: Pieces of the Puzzle by cheriebeck

cheriebeck — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 21:09:30 +0000

Thanks Jon. I am confident the march of human civilization, the left foot - right foot steps forward across History and Herstory, has prepared enough women to be able to move next in service what we all need for Ourstory. Aren't those words fabulous! His-story, Her-story and Our-story. I saw them in this video Waking in the Globe Heart by Anodea Judith.

Comment on Putting a Finger on the Pulse of Pleasure by cheriebeck

cheriebeck — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 20:54:56 +0000

Hi Lindsey, and thanks. The shock! Yes, as soon as that wears off, people have been interested to talk about it. Only not so loud as to have others overhear to conversation, I notice. Ah… one step at time.

Comment on A Puzzling Story of Women’s Leadership: Pieces of the Puzzle by Jon Freeman

Jon Freeman — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 08:10:04 +0000

A profound post – too much for me to truly comment on except to applaud the attempt to go to such depth. Besides, I am a man, what would I know? But I like the concluding paragraphs. In support of which….Just a couple of thoughts really about what leadership means.
Firstly that it puts into my mind the phrase Cindy Wigglesworth uses “First, lead yourself with such authenticity and depth that others will choose to follow”.
And second, that I support the idea that leadership cannot be measured by the number of women in executive positions, not only because this is SO limited a view of what constitutes leadership but also because some of the women leaders I have worked around have got to their positions by emulating the worst of male behaviour models, not by exhibiting the strengths and wisdoms of the feminine and often not by supporting other women. As they said of Margaret Thatcher – she was the best man they had.
For over half of my life, women’s emergence has seemed to be in reaction to the past, and thus in a way defined by men’s history. I’m not criticising – it’s inevitable under the circumstances – but it was a necessary start, not a desirable end-point. When we rebel against our parents, that does not make us free from them – just trapped in opposite polarities. Hopefully this blog is a sign that the world has moved or is moving beyond that stage. That’s exciting, and in my view just what men need.

Comment on Putting a Finger on the Pulse of Pleasure by lindsaychrisler

lindsaychrisler — Wed, 25 May 2011 16:40:28 +0000

“Is there one person male or female, if they are being totally honest with themselves, who wouldn’t welcome having a candid, informed and enlightened conversation about the mysteries of the female orgasm?” – I love this and I agree! As soon as the shock wears off that I work with people around issues with sex, people love to talk about it. Everyone has such interesting questions and experiences. I think Daedone’s new book highlights this PLUS gives some guidance that I had never heard before, helpful and beautiful advice. Great blog post, I love it!

Comment on Quick Overview on SD Levels by Surprisingly Well-N-Wise « Cherie Beck

Surprisingly Well-N-Wise « Cherie Beck — Thu, 19 May 2011 18:24:38 +0000

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Comment on Cultural Geographer: An Emerging Career by Cherie Klawun

Cherie Klawun — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 07:03:45 +0000

It is tough for most adults to make the right decisions let alone an 18 year old kid.

Comment on Time and Money by Ken Blackman

Ken Blackman — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 16:24:36 +0000

Here are three things that expand my ability to comprehend gigantic sizes.

1. There are about as many H2O molecules in a thimble-full of water as there are thimbles of water in all the world’s oceans.

2. http://www.kokogiak.com/megapenny/

3. http://primaxstudio.com/stuff/scale_of_universe/