Catherine Mayer
Autor(a) de Attack of the 50 ft. women : how gender equality can save the world!
About the Author
Image credit: Studio portrait of Catherine Mayer.
Obras de Catherine Mayer
Etiquetado
Conhecimento Comum
- Nome padrão
- Mayer, Catherine
- Data de nascimento
- 1961-01-24
- Sexo
- female
- Nacionalidade
- USA (birth)
UK (citizen) - Local de nascimento
- USA
- Educação
- Manchester High School for Girls
University of Sussex (English Literature and European Studies|1978-1982) - Ocupação
- author
journalist
politician - Relacionamentos
- Gill, Andy (husband)
- Organizações
- The Economist
Focus (German news weekly)
Foreign Press Association (2003-2005)
Time (magazine|2004-2015)
Women's Equality Party (co-founder|2015|president)
Membros
Resenhas
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Estatísticas
- Obras
- 8
- Membros
- 161
- Popularidade
- #131,051
- Avaliação
- 3.2
- Resenhas
- 4
- ISBNs
- 27
- Idiomas
- 2
1. ‘“and together with Kate they were embarking on lives as working royals”Working royals means a damn job with benefits and sick leave. And an actual stipend from Ann employer to build your wealth. Not freeloading off of your damn people!
2. “he doesn’t want to build up a sprawling charitable empire – or large staff – like his dad’s. He intends to do things his way.”Do not build up a financial and family legacy in miscommunication and ignorance for you and your future heirs. Build your empire in small steps and in small ways. Donate to charitable causes once a month. Do not be like your family with a boatload of issues and no solutions. Figure out your own solutions. With your own mentors. In your own way. At your own time. Take your time and enjoy the growing and learning process. But read widely to supplement your learning. Do things your own way. Do not follow your parents rules. You are an adult. Be independent. Act like an independent adult. In all areas. Start with exercise. Then cooking. Then mental wellness and strength. Intend to do things your own way. Remember your living situation is short term. Work quietly within the system to work your way out of it on your terms. Run your blogs yourself in all areas. Do it your own way. Same thing with your novels.
3. “The problem Harry now faces is one that has defined Charles’s life: how to turn an accident of birth into a meaningful vocation” Turn your second born birth into a meaningful vocation. You are the heir of your parents legacy. Turn the miracle of your birth into a meaningful vocation. Meaning work hard on your skills and deficiencies. Improve daily. Work hard at establishing healthy functional relationships and financial patterns full of love, trust, and open communication at all times. Writing poetry is your vocation. So make something great of it by giving it your best! Every day! Produce more than consume other things others normally would in three hours and thirty minutes. Be inspired every day. And one day you will bless others with your gems of poetry!
“What I learned from this book is that though Charles Windsor may be misunderstood the author does a brilliant job at bringing out his heart and soul in her novel and his love for what he does really shines through the pages. His earnest zeal for doing better for those he feels needs his support and care across all sectors of society is astounding and amazing.”
“I learned that in life you have to follow your true calling and do not let anyone dissuade you from doing what you are meant to do on this Earth. Be a change catalyst for good in society. Uplifting others and their needs. Promote others and make others look good. Both inside and outside your workplace. Instead of complaining about an issue sit down and be inventive and find a solution that works for you and that you can live with without compromising on your ideals or your integrity. Be a shining light like a morning star in the sky.”… (mais)