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Giving & Making It Public–Check This Event Out!

Friday, November 6th, 2009
I just got the following invite from www.eventme.com & thought I would share it. Enjoy!
~Rebecca

Bill Gates with Matthew Bishop:

The Business of Giving

Wednesday November 11, 2009
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

92nd Street Y
1395 Lexington Avenue
at East 92nd Street
New York, NY 10128

$75.00 Premium Orchestra
$50.00 Regular Orchestra
Save 25% on tickets with code EM25
Buy tickets online
contact: call 212.415.5500


In a rare special appearance at 92Y, Bill Gates discusses his extraordinary career in business and philanthropy with Matthew Bishop of The Economist as part of his “The Business of Giving” series.

Save 25% on tickets with code EM25.

www.92Y.org/BillGates

(If this sounds like something you’d enjoy, you’ll LOVE this: http://www.lifebeyondcelebrity.com/giving-why-to-make-it-public/ ~Rebecca :-) )

Michael Jackson’s Memorial & Why I Do What I Do

Tuesday, July 7th, 2009

Michael Jackson’s memorial service ended a few minutes ago and besides the tears and the laughter that I am grateful to have been able to share with everyone else who was watching it on TV or present in the Staples Center in LA, I was reminded, in such a poignant way, why I do what I do for a living… (more…)

Get Over That Break-Up NOW!

Monday, May 25th, 2009
www.GetOverThatBreakUp.com

www.GetOverThatBreakUp.com

Check it out this Memorial Day and receive THREE very special BONUSES!

Enjoy!

:-) Rebecca

Giving: Why To Make It Public

Monday, January 19th, 2009

Charitable giving must be in the air. Last night, a colleague and I were talking about one of the main benefits of earning lots and lots of money was how fun it would be to give a whole lot of it away. Then, this morning, I received an article about an award a friend received for her extensive charitable giving in the town where she lives. (more…)

How Close Should I Get To My Fans?

Sunday, August 3rd, 2008

 

Ah…The eternal question!

The other night, I was surfing the net and read an article about how Jack Benny not only never put a fence around his home, but that he’d even, occasionally, answer the door when his fans would come up the walk and ring the bell. Seems unheard of in this day and age, with stalkers and obsessed fans out there. But it does pose an interesting question. Two, actually:

1)      What’s the difference (to you) between a “fan” and any other (non-fan) person you would meet?

2)      How close do you let ANYBODY get to you? (Or: What’s your inner circle criteria?) (more…)