We’re not dumb enough to tweet photos of our privates
Mon 04 July 2011
, Maurice Eykman, Source: blogs.forbes.com, Ali Brown
In her blog ‘11 Blatant, Obvious, Shocking Signs It’s Time for Women to Step Up and Lead’ at Forbes.com Ali Brown gives some very enlightening facts and interpretations that explain why women should step up NOW. “Some you may know. Some you may not have known. And some may shock you. If you’re a guy, some may piss you off,” says Brown.
And we might add: and some will make you laugh.
We laughed about her explanation of number 4, 10 and 11 on her list:
4. The old masculine work model is fading fast.
Industries that imploded during this Great Recession were outdated ones that for the most part chose to keep their heads in the sand: automotive, manufacturing, financial. These dinosaurs were traditionally masculine industries that hadn’t evolved much since the Industrial Revolution. They saw big changes coming, but resisted it, and then some of them even held out their tin cups to our government crying poverty.
10. Even the planets are shifting in our favor.
Felt a bit wonky lately? So has the world. Ask your local astronomer for details, but basically Earth is truckin’ into a new area of the galaxy we haven’t entered in 25,000 years. Contrary to some interpretations of the Mayan calendar, the world isn’t going to blow up in 2012. Apparently we’re entering a new era that will bring profound change (insert irritating “Age of Aquarius” song here). Things may have to get worse before they get better, but in the long run I predict we are heading toward peace. Think compassion instead of competition, cooperation instead of domination, consciousness in place of ignorance.
11. We’re not dumb enough to Tweet photos of our privates.
We love men… Just not stupid men. And women don’t pull that sh*t because we are simply too busy… taking care of business, raising our families, healing lives, and now leading the world.
Read more: http://blogs.forbes.com/alibrown/2011/06/28/11-blatant-obvious-shocking-signs-its-time-for-women-to-step-up-and-lead/
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