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Good Morning Ali,
Congratulations on your new site! All I can say is WOWZER!! I can’t wait to peek in to all the corners and see what is happening here.
I do have a question. I am a passionista who is licking her wounds and regrouping after a creative project needed to be abandoned. In hindsight I can see that the return on investment of time and effort was pretty slim and I know it was the best thing to do.
However, it has left me a little gun shy. I find it hard to pour my passion into a new area. I don’t want to focus attention on a project that may fall flat.
Can you help a budding passionista reclaim her confidence and panache?
Love you!
Catherine
HI Ali, I met you several years ago at a coaching conference. I remember you because you were so wonderful and insightful to talk to. I love the look of your new site and wish you the absolute best in all your endeavors! Lynn
What a comfortable feeling website Ali! It’s visionary and still makes a person feel right at home. Whenever pack my speaking gig bag and see my red clown nose – you know the one – I think of YOU.
Congratulations on a BEAUTIFUL website lady.
Patricia
Wow! Pink! Congrats on a great new site – hope it does very well for you!
Congratulations on your new site! It is beautiful and shines with personality!
Blessings and Success to you!
Karla
Congratulations! This page it’s inviting!!! It was so wonderful to talk to you! Be blessed!
I love your new site, congratulations! You are sooo very creative.
Hi Lynn,
Thank you for your well wishes, and my Goodness, how can I every forget you? You have a charisma and a presence that many wished they had. Do you realize this was the ICF in San Jose, November 2005?
Stop by often and stay in touch!
Thanks, Catherine!
Listen, I’ll try to answer your question with a question:
Why will the project fall flat? What evidence do you have that it will? Are you shy about getting passionate? Or are you shy about wasting time and energy?
Perhaps is not confidence what you need to reclaim, but the reality of “Is this all worth it?” If after asking that question you still feel excited, then my dear Passionista, you’ve got it. If you don’t feel excited…well, you know the answer, right?
Hola Maribel! – Gracias for you wonderful heart felt wishes. Stop by often and leave your comments. They are important to me! – Abrazos!
Thank You Karla! – So glad to know you enjoyed it!
Hola, Cynthia! –
Quite a difference, right? – Thanks for your warm comments.
Hola, mi Hermana! – Gracias for all your good wishes, and if you think I’m creative, wait for the new wave that’s coming!
Love you!
Hi Ali,
Congratulations on your new site! Love the new layout, especially the world globe. LOL. I just love the look of anything that resembles outer space. Reminds me of how small we really are and what destiny awaits us, if we accept and believe in the possibilities of our potential.
Sometimes we forget and need someone like you to keep us on track. This site is so much more representative of you and your professional services.
Wishing you all the best!
Darn, now I’ve got to go re-vamp my site, now that you’ve raised the bar.
Hey Ali, Congratulations on a great-looking site! You have so much content here, people will have to return many times.
Best wishes
Lousie
Hey Maria, I love that you Love it!!! – add my blog to your site’s magazine so folks can stop by and you’ll get more traffic too:)
Abrazos, -Ali!
Thank you for your kind words and well wishes, Louise. Looking forward to having you stop by soon (and often!)
Best,
Ali
Hi Ali,
You’ve created a wonderful site. It’s very warm and friendly. I would think a LOT of folks will feel comfortable checking each tab and learning more about YOU and what you do! (You can’t JUST be a fab Facebook mentor!) 🙂
All the best!
Liz
Hy Ali,
Congratulations on your new site! I think your statements are very clear and there is a lot of value for your target audience.
And additionally I feel that you love what you do and you really want all the best for your clients.
Best wishes
Christoph
Hey Christoph,
Thanks for your post. We’ll definitely have to connect. Come back soon (and often!)
It was a lot of team effort and sweat equity and….it’s one of the most rewarding enterprises yet!…at least for this year. Look for awesome posts and come back soon, Liz.
Take a look at what brilliant writer and Entrepreneur, Alex Mandossian wrote about Entrepreneurial Interdependence:
By ALEX MANDOSSIAN:
A Brief History Of The “Entrepreneurial Revolution”
In his February 24th State of the Union Address, Barack Obama publicly declared that “The future of our economy relies on the imagination of our Entrepreneurs.”
That twelve-word sentence in President Obama’s speech isn’t about politics as much as it is about business. Your business. My business. And the dawn of a brighter new future of the ”Entreprenrial Interdependence” era that’s now upon us.
Quick History Lesson: In the 20th century, Americans traded their Entrepreneurial Independence (which they enjoyed for the previous 200 years), and began a 50-year stint of dependence on the modern-day Corporation.
Think back to that famous scene that happened on September 17th, 1787 during the Signing of the U.S. Constitution.
The central figures who were present included George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and America’s first millionaire, Benjamin Franklin. These Founding Fathers were opposed by the “entrepreneurially dependent” Loyalists who supported the British Monarchy.
What’s most interesting is the iconic events that catalyzed the the American Revolution (such as the Boston Tea Party in 1773) were influenced by business-centered values as much as politically-centered values.
I believe the golden era of Entrepreneurial Independence lasted about ninety years and happened from 1855 to 1945 as millions of immigrants landed on American shores of Ellis Island at the mouth of the Hudson River.
I’m talking about Entrepreneurs like Max Factor, Charles Atlas and Chef Boyardee, as well as Hollywood icons such as Pola Negri, Bela Lugosi, and even Bob Hope!
But then something terrible happened right after World War II. Most American entrepreneurs decided to trade their independence by selling their souls to the “Corporation.” For the next 50 years, the myth of job security prevailed.
These past 50 years represent the Dark Ages of Entrepreneurship. Specifically, this is the age I refer to as the era of “Entrepreneurial Dependence” which is marred by corporate scandals and corruption.
Enron, WorldCom and Xerox are just a few of the dozens of examples listed on the Forbes Corporate Scandal Sheet.
This avalanche of corporate scandals have rocked the stock markets, skyrocketed national debt and diminished the net worth of millions of Americans.
Yet despite the current economic downswing, I firmly believe that Entrepreneurs (with a big “E”) are at the dawn of a brighter future and brand new era of freedom which I’ll call “Entrepreneurial Interdependence.”
It all makes sense now, doesn’t it?
For over 200 years, starting with the Founding Fathers (18th century) to golden age of immigant entrepreneurs (20th century), the U.S. economy was driven by Entrepreneurial Independence.
Then for the next 50 years – beginning at the end of World War II until today – we’ve found ourselves in the Dark Ages of Entrepreneurial Dependence.
With the Internet coming of age at the beginning of the 21st century, and the most recent social media onslaught of YouTube, FaceBook and Twitter, we are about to enter the third and brightest business era in economic history!
It is the modern era of what Chris Anderson of Wired Magazine, calls Radical Transparency. It is the bold new economic era of “Entrepreneurial Interdependence” … and I predict it’ll be a wild and fruitful ride!
Here’s a summary of the way I see the 3 epochs of Entrepreneurship:
First Epoch (1755 – 1945): Entrepreneurial Independence
Second Epoch (1945 – 2010): Entrepreneurial Dependence
Third Epoch (2010 – Future): Entrepreneurial Interdependence
I believe that next year (2010), and possibly this even year, the global economy is going to be driven by the cheerful expectency of the Entrepreneurial Interdependence mindset.
Interdependence is dramatically different than “dependence” and even “independence.” Interdependence is the state or a dynamic of being mutually responsible to and sharing a common set of principles with others.
Ironically, Karl Marx was the first to use the term in his Communist Manifesto (1848) to desribe self-sufficiency.
Renowned historian, Will Durant wrote about it in his Declaration of Interdependence (1944). Other thought leaders such as Mahatma Gandhi, Franklin Roosevelt and Stephen Covey have written and spoken at length about it.
My favorite quote about Interdependence is by William James who wrote:
“The community stagnates without the impulse of the individual. The impulse dies away without the sympathy of the community.”
In my view, the business community stagnates without the impulse of the Interdependent Entrepreneur and because you’ve read this far, my sense is that you probably agree with me. Right?
What To Do Now: I encourage you to start smiling at the future and begin celebrating your own Entrepreneurial Interdependence. Focus on building stronger and more trusted strategic alliances. That’s where the profits are.
The bottom line is that the the quality of your professional life is based on the quality of the company you keep – your strategic alliances. As best-selling author Jim Collins says, “First who, then what.”
Although I don’t agree with all of President Obama’s economic philosophies, I do agree with his recent declaration, “The future of our economy relies on the imagination of our Entrepreneurs.” Whether you agree or disagree, please share your thoughts with me and the rest of the world.
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Visit Alex’s website at: http://www.alexmandossian.com
Hi Ali –
WOW! This site SO much more matches your energy!!! It is POPPIN’… and so are you!!! :+)
May this site bring you much abundance and joy in every way ~~~
Lynn