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LOSING MONEY IS A LESSON PROFESSIONAL WOMEN NEED TO LEARN Too many women haven’t learned to cut their losses and move on. They haven’t realized that to profit from investments you must also lose some bets.
When stocks go wrong, men blame it on advisers, the market or economic conditions. Women blame loss on themselves.
Men assume they’ll somehow make up the loss. Women feel like it’s lost forever or they keep trying to prove themselves right. More>> |
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IT TAKES TIME TO LEARN HOW TO BE EFFECTIVE Allow yourself to make some mistakes |
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A woman's checklist for working with financial pros • Explain your expectations For an upcoming newsletter, send your name and email address to: |
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Giving isn't about the zeros in your bank account. It's about donating time, talent, treasure or technology to the causes you believe in. You'll find personal stories of celebrities like Gary Sinise, who sends school supplies to Iraq, and Michael J. Fox, who supports research into Parkinson's, as well as Osceola McCarty, a laundress who, at 85, donated her life savings of $150,000 to a scholarship fund for the University of Mississippi. This book offers both inspiration and concrete advice so you can make your generosity truly count. The publisher contributes $1 to the U.S. Fund for UNICEF for every book sold. |
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Joanna will be speaking at several upcoming events, including Miss Hall's Women's Philanthropy Roundtable and keynote addresses at the Center for Women's Philanthropy in Orlando, and the Women's Philanthropy Board Spring Symposium at Auburn University. For more about Joanna's speaking schedule: |
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