Leaving…Sometimes You Have to Leave
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- 2017
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Have you ever had to leave someone or some place you love? Have you ever been left behind? Or left for good? You might be interested, then, in my new book which will hit the shelves in mid-late June. It’s a memoir called “Leaving…sometimes you have to leave.” It’s the story of my grandmother’s advice […]
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Karen has served on the Board of Women Leading Kentucky, spent two years as Board Chair, and now participates on the Executive Council. Her employer, Baptist Hospital, has sponsored the programs of Women Leading Kentucky for more than a decade. Karen Hill has earned her stripes, moving up the ladder of responsibility […]
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YOU MAY WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THIS: The Kentucky Entrepreneur Network (KEN) – a program of the 501c3 Small Business Ventures — has been established to connect entrepreneurs to mentors, investors, technical service providers, education resources, professional trainers and consultants to start and grow their businesses. The first initiative of KEN is the Kentucky “Entrepreneur […]
Continue Reading...Help Build Resource Bank for Women
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- 2017
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I’ve finally completed my second book — no title yet — and my brain feels empty. Has that ever happened to you? You put 110% into a project and when it’s over, there’s a let-down. Your brain cries “no more!” But, in time, your energy returns and you’re onto the next big project. In a […]
Continue Reading...Getting Ahead by Solving Problems
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- 2016
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Few people set out to be a leader. Leadership often develops out of passion, deep interest or even a deep commitment to something. But some people do decide, “I want to be a leader in my field: I like it and want to excel and contribute,” and set about achieving that goal. If that’s the […]
Continue Reading...In Praise of Spring
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- 2016
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While winter is beautiful, with fields of white, white snow and black trees showing their bones, I don’t like winter. It makes me very lazy and I want to sleep, read, eat, watch movies on television. I function, I go through motions; my brain hibernates and I can barely write in winter. The only activity […]
Continue Reading...Leading from Behind
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- 2015
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Excerpts from Time Magazine’s “Chancellor of the Free World” (December 2015) “At a moment when much of the world is once more engaged in a furious debate about the balance between safety and freedom, the [German] Chancellor [Angela Merkel] is asking a great deal of the German people, and by their example, the rest of […]
Continue Reading...The Miscommunication of E-Communication
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- Nov
- 2015
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Everyone knows how dependent we all are on e-communications. The computer, the emails, Facebook, twitter and more. I like the ease of these communications but I’m aware that I simplify what I’m thinking or feeling when I communicate in this way. Analysts and psychologists warn against spending so much time online, saying we’re missing the […]
Continue Reading...The Month of September
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- 2015
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September always reminds me of starting school. The new pencil boxes, big erasers and lined paper. New shoes and maybe a new outfit or sweater. The excitement of those early days: who will be my teacher? Who will be in my home room this year? I’m going to try for an A in algebra class […]
Continue Reading...In the Moment
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Lately, I’ve been thinking about how much we all live in the future or even in the past. That is, most of the time we’re not where we think we are. We’re planning for this, arranging for that, filling our appointment books and ipads with people and events that are yet to come. We pine […]
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“Leaving … Sometimes You Have to Leave”
A story of of Resilience and Resourcefulness
by Janet Steele Holloway
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by Janet Steele Holloway
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