10.08.2010

Are you on your way to being Forbes Most Powerful Woman?

Reposting this message from Popsugar as I think its an important one to read. So many woman have dreams of escaping their 9-5, starting their own company, becoming the next Oprah, Gaga, Martha, Julia or Obama. Live those dreams! Its achievable if you put your mind to it, surround yourself with positive energy and people who support you and help you dream. And remember - patience. It doesn't happen overnight :) 

Forbes released its annual list of the most powerful women in the world. Michelle Obama, who ranked 40 last year, jumped to the top spot, knocking Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel off her lady throne. In between, the list is lined with policymakers, CEOs, pop culture icons, and at least one "political maverick and commentator."
Seems like influential may be a better word than powerful, so let's see what it really takes to make the list.
  • Be a multitasker: Beyonce (singer, fashion designer), Angelina Jolie (actress, UN goodwill ambassador), Madonna (singer, fashion designer), Heidi Klum (producer, model), Rachael Ray (talk show host, author, chef), Sarah Jessica Parker (actress, designer), Lady Gaga (performance artist, singer), Gisele Bündchen (fashion designer, model), and Martha Stewart ("lifestyle guru") all got on by doing more than one thing well.
  • Have a gig in politics: Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, and Supreme Court Justices Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg are just a few of the political heavyweights on the list.
  • Start a blog empire: Tina Brown (Daily Beast), Arianna Huffington (Huffington Post), and Nikki Finke (Deadline Hollywood) are now all powerful enough.

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