Comments on: Do It With Your Eyes Open & Be Awesome: Post-#Shine Wrap Up, pt 1

By: Denise Duffield-Thomas

Denise Duffield-Thomas — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 16:43:18 +0000

I was someone who chucked my business after Shine (after meeting Anne McKevitt) but it was totally the right decision – it wasn't what I was passionate about at all, but I was glad I did it – it was a great practice business for sure!

By: Denise Duffield-Thomas

Denise Duffield-Thomas — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 11:43:00 +0000

I was someone who chucked my business after Shine (after meeting Anne McKevitt) but it was totally the right decision – it wasn’t what I was passionate about at all, but I was glad I did it – it was a great practice business for sure!

By: Nanette Saylor

Nanette Saylor — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 17:42:17 +0000

I am so enjoying following your explosion of awareness and growth this year and I'm grateful to be able to witness it. Your authentic voice is a joy to listen to, and now to see in writing– no wonder your followers are flocking! I am looking forward to connecting more personally soon. Wishing you well- Nanette

By: Nanette Saylor

Nanette Saylor — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 12:42:00 +0000

I am so enjoying following your explosion of awareness and growth this year and I’m grateful to be able to witness it. Your authentic voice is a joy to listen to, and now to see in writing– no wonder your followers are flocking! I am looking forward to connecting more personally soon. Wishing you well- Nanette

By: Nanette Saylor

Nanette Saylor — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 10:42:17 +0000

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By: anapoirier

anapoirier — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 22:10:00 +0000

Elizabeth,

I am now wishing I had been able to chat in person at Shine!
Love that you are telling it like it is.
Also, a little regretful that I did not make the Tweetup, especially being a woo woo yoga girl. (wink)

I felt like there was this underlying theme of trying to squash our awesomeness during the event. Not from the amazing women I met, but from the “leadership”.

Girl, let us shine in our own right, right here, right now!

Once I came home, I really felt like “wow, I do have some frustrations in my current biz, but I am working on them . . . And I am awesome without being in a $100,000 program.”

Keep it up and stay fantastic.

: ) Ana

By: anapoirier

anapoirier — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 20:10:45 +0000

Elizabeth,

I am now wishing I had been able to chat in person at Shine!
Love that you are telling it like it is.
Also, a little regretful that I did not make the Tweetup, especially being a woo woo yoga girl. (wink)

I felt like there was this underlying theme of trying to squash our awesomeness during the event. Not from the amazing women I met, but from the "leadership".

Girl, let us shine in our own right, right here, right now!

Once I came home, I really felt like "wow, I do have some frustrations in my current biz, but I am working on them . . . And I am awesome without being in a $100,000 program."

Keep it up and stay fantastic.

: ) Ana

By: ypadgett

ypadgett — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 06:37:00 +0000

I sooooo miss Vegas! I have not been in forever and I am sooooo looking forward to going. And if I was there, I would have totally made it a point to meet you in person.

One of the issues I have with starting a business where someday others may “know” me like they do you is that one of my all time most prized possessions is my anonimity. It’s always been something I’ve valued greatly and been keenly aware of. If you ask me what’s the worst thing that can happen to me personally, it’s becoming famous or infamous (seriously, the worst!). I’m a very private person so its’ been a HUGE leap for me to have agreed with myself to create a business where I’ll shortly be “out there”. But…it feels right so I’m going with it and we’ll see what happens. If I get too scared, I can always register with an alias!! LOL. ypadgett

By: ypadgett

ypadgett — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 04:37:06 +0000

I sooooo miss Vegas! I have not been in forever and I am sooooo looking forward to going. And if I was there, I would have totally made it a point to meet you in person.

One of the issues I have with starting a business where someday others may “know” me like they do you is that one of my all time most prized possessions is my anonimity. It's always been something I've valued greatly and been keenly aware of. If you ask me what's the worst thing that can happen to me personally, it's becoming famous or infamous (seriously, the worst!). I'm a very private person so its' been a HUGE leap for me to have agreed with myself to create a business where I'll shortly be “out there”. But…it feels right so I'm going with it and we'll see what happens. If I get too scared, I can always register with an alias!! LOL. ypadgett