The Single Biggest Lesson I Learned Was

I Had A High-flying Career. Never Wanted To Get Married. All I Wanted To Do Was Have Some Fun.

When I Give Talks Like The One I'm Going To Give At The Changing Advertising Summit, One Of The Points I Often Make To The Audience Is That I'm Not One Of Those Speakers Who Stands In Front Of The Audience And Pontificates - Everything I Talk About I'm Actually Doing Myself. I'm Living It.

My Personal Cause And Platform, If You Like, Is Women's Rights And Women's Issues.

I Have A Low Tolerance For People Who Complain About Things But Never Do Anything To Change Them. This Led Me To Conclude That The Single Largest Pool Of Untapped Natural Resources In This World Is Human Good Intentions That Are Never Translated Into Actions.

The Single Biggest Lesson I Learned Was When A Hire Isn't Working Out Fire Them Fast. My Biggest Mistakes, And Where I've Seen The Worst Results, Were When I Gave Someone Too Many Chances, Or Let A Situation Drift On For Too Long Because I Couldn't Bring Myself To Terminate It.