I think the key difference is how we are raised – even those of us with feminist mama’s really didn’t pick up the leadership mindset of our male counterparts. I know I didn’t – I had to find it myself and that was not easy to locate that small place between gregarious bitch and silent leader. I still find myself going to one side or the other when I don’t pay attention to myself.

What bothers me is that I don’t see the next generation of girls having any better luck and I’m not sure why. I hope I’m wrong.

I honestly think that the reason there are NOT so many, is the fact that the female of the species, (at least here in the UK) are more intent on getting brain-dead most nights on booze, trying to out-bloke the blokes.

As you know, alchohol definitely ‘dulls’ the brain, and with it the impetus to concentrate on more cerebral activities.

I look forward to the females taking back their dignity and NOT trying to look all ‘blokey’, then they can carry on doing what they were designed for.

Ruling the World. (Good old Maggie Thatcher, where are you when the girls need you?)

Keep it up.

pete.

Hugh

Thanks for the response it has certainly made me think more about the whole subject. For me I think, I am looking for someone who has taken these same or similar steps but before me, who can reassure me this is the right general direction. Guys don’t seem to need that kind of help and boldly go where no one has gone before.

But please, before you girls get on the male bashing wagon, it takes all types to make up this world.

I know of many loud brash, look at me females with overtly promiscuous, aggressive tendencies that are always viewed as being the habitual role in a male domain.

For us of the male gender that fully appreciate the female input I am quite happy to learn from any part of the human race that operates from the universal concepts of love, understanding, and mutual respect.

Perhaps it is the conditioning of our society that deem labels more important than our own sense of worth

This is a great post as I often wondered why women weren’t behaving like those braggish male IMarketers. Being a woman myself I must admit that I have learnt from courses run by males but am also on Alice Sebas list.
I did the 30 Day Challenge last year and am doing it again and find it most informative and helpful. Actually I’ve found the information to be worth more than what I have paid for.

Go girls!

Rosalind