Talk about paying forward, Heidi Richards, CEO of WECAI Network, is racking up some serious karma for putting together the Women’s Media Summit. You could buy a BMW for the price of a Scion and still not get a better deal then the $57 I paid for this conference. The knowledge and inspiration gleaned from the presenters is absolutely invaluable.
For me, the Women’s Media Summit does more than just educate women on the ins and outs of building a positive media relationship; it illustrates the power of positive relationships in general.
A shady friend is a parent’s worst nightmare. If you’re a parent, you know what I’m talking about. If you had friends that worried your parents, you know what I’m talking about. Parents worry about our friends because experience has taught them an important lesson. We are influenced by others. If you surround yourself with people who practice deceit and manipulation, you’re values and quality of life will be compromised.
The presenters at the Women’s Media Summit uphold the law of abundance. There’s enough out there for everyone. The women at this conference truly want to help other women harvest that abundance.
If you truly want to live abundantly, to live cooperatively instead of competitively, be diligent. Surround yourself with peers who live that way to; people who focus on paying it forward instead of paying it back. Women’s Media Summit is a great place to start.
If you would like to participate in the summit or purchase the audio files visit: www.thewomensmediasummit.com.
Special thanks to yesterdays presenters:
Shannon Cherry, founder and president of Cherry Communications and its subsidiaries, Be Heard Solutions and Penny Pinching Publicity. www.cherrycomcast.com
Beverly Mahone, author of Whatever! A Baby Boomer’s Journey Into Middle Age www.talk2bev.com
Lori Prokop, co-founder of Keyboard Culture Blog Community www.keyboard-culture.com
Raleigh Pinskey, of The Raleigh Group and author of the international best selling 101 Ways to Promote Yourself (Harper Collins)www.RalieghPinskey.com
October 19, 2007 at 8:29 pm
I love the idea that the summit practices living abundantly and cooperatively. I’m definately going to check out the audio files for sale.
I’ve noticed that my daughter (who is in 8th grade) has started exhibiting a very comptetive attitude, as if there are only so much resources in the world, and she wants to make sure she hangs on to her own. I want her to be competitive to a certain point, but we’ve been having many discussion about how the world is abundant and if you make decisions from this perspective you have all that you need.
Thanks for reporting on the summit.
Tina