http://www.cliseetiquette.com/2012/04/23/vulnerable/ Savvy decorum for today’s professionals Wed, 19 Jun 2013 09:38:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://www.cliseetiquette.com/2012/04/23/vulnerable/comment-page-1/#comment-10759 Deborah Choma Fri, 09 Nov 2012 20:39:44 +0000 http://www.cliseetiquette.com/?p=1450#comment-10759 @ArdenClise My pleasure Arden. All the very best! @ArdenClise My pleasure Arden. All the very best!

]]> http://www.cliseetiquette.com/2012/04/23/vulnerable/comment-page-1/#comment-10758 ArdenClise Fri, 09 Nov 2012 20:34:44 +0000 http://www.cliseetiquette.com/?p=1450#comment-10758 @Deborah Choma  First off, you are a beautiful writer. Wow, so nicely said. Yes, while it continues to be hard for me to really be vulnerable, the rewards are usually great when I am, especially when I work with clients and they see for themselves that it's OK to be imperfect. In fact, our imperfections make us interesting and unique.   Thank you for commenting. Good luck on your journey of vulnerabillity. Your sharing is much appreciated. @Deborah Choma
 First off, you are a beautiful writer. Wow, so nicely said. Yes, while it continues to be hard for me to really be vulnerable, the rewards are usually great when I am, especially when I work with clients and they see for themselves that it’s OK to be imperfect. In fact, our imperfections make us interesting and unique.
 
Thank you for commenting. Good luck on your journey of vulnerabillity. Your sharing is much appreciated.

]]> http://www.cliseetiquette.com/2012/04/23/vulnerable/comment-page-1/#comment-10757 Deborah Choma Fri, 09 Nov 2012 14:30:02 +0000 http://www.cliseetiquette.com/?p=1450#comment-10757 Dear Arden,   Like invisible strands, your article "Being Vulnerable" resonates for many. For an introvert and a lady, your transparency has ignited many of the same feelings I experience. It is because I am an introvert and perfectionist that I endorse how you have uncovered and articulated much of what leaders identify as their own public perfection vs. private reality. As a leader and as an individual, unzipping the garment of vulnerability enables us to bridge our knowledge and reach our audience, and colleagues, with laser accuracy and connection. When we step into the light of being real, the doors for personal cultivation remain open. In view of how we develop, our magnetism guarantees to impact beyond that which is immediately apparent. Your influence has no limits on the extended effect of being vulnerable.  The timing must be right.   Individuals, corporate, classroom, or connections, will experience the "green light" of what they need to empty themselves of fear – just like that wonderful meeting with Lynn Baldwin-Rhoades, you walked away emptied and empowered.   Whilst you continue to uncover these truths, Arden, anticipate a most exciting return. This has been a brilliant article – well written! Dear Arden,
 
Like invisible strands, your article “Being Vulnerable” resonates for many. For an introvert and a lady, your transparency has ignited many of the same feelings I experience. It is because I am an introvert and perfectionist that I endorse how you have uncovered and articulated much of what leaders identify as their own public perfection vs. private reality. As a leader and as an individual, unzipping the garment of vulnerability enables us to bridge our knowledge and reach our audience, and colleagues, with laser accuracy and connection. When we step into the light of being real, the doors for personal cultivation remain open. In view of how we develop, our magnetism guarantees to impact beyond that which is immediately apparent. Your influence has no limits on the extended effect of being vulnerable.  The timing must be right.
 
Individuals, corporate, classroom, or connections, will experience the “green light” of what they need to empty themselves of fear – just like that wonderful meeting with Lynn Baldwin-Rhoades, you walked away emptied and empowered.
 
Whilst you continue to uncover these truths, Arden, anticipate a most exciting return. This has been a brilliant article – well written!

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