And now that you saw that great commercial, here's your chance to help out a VERY worthy cause by reviewing some more!

Cast your vote for the Love/Avon Army of Women Public Service Announcement Contest! All week long, Glamour.com (www.glamour.com) has been featuring our PSAs on their website. Now, you finally get to have your voice heard and vote for your favorite. Go to http://www.glamour.com/health-fitness/blogs/vitamin-g/2009/09/vote-now-and-help-find-a-cure.html to see the finalists and vot… Continue

My grandmother had a mastectomy. And I know friends and business associates who have battled breast cancer. So I definitely understand how vicious and debilitating a disease it is.

But I do think there are people, especially young adults, who don't have an awareness of the disease or understand the importance of monthly examinations.

Well, let me just say I think the below television spot will definitely get their attention. Personally, I think the approach is pretty clever for the audience it… Continue

A friend of mine forwarded a really provoking op-ed to me. It was written by Maureen Dowd and appeared in the New York Times. The article, "Blue Is the New Black", discusses the notion of why women are getting unhappier, while men are getting happier.

I don't like the sound of this. But, unfortunately, it rings true.

With all the choices we now have, and all the additional responsibilities we… Continue

This entry has nothing to do with women or marketing. But I feel compelled to share my feelings for our President.

He is so cool!

Our world is just too darn politically correct. All the time. It's hard to feel comfortable expressing an opinion knowing that if you say something even slightly un-PC you will feel the wrath of many.

But our President wasn't afraid to call Kanye a jackass.… Continue

I recently read an article by Julia Butterfly Hill (the woman who lived in a 1,000 year old redwood in the 1990's for 738 days to prevent it from being cut down) in Yoga Journal. She referred to our society as a production-driven society rather than a purpose-driven society.

She's right. Most of us approach things back asswards. Instead of believing in ourselves and allowing our passion to guide us, we concern ourselves with measu… Continue