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Comment on A Powerful Moment in India by Kath

Kath — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 01:36:56 +0000

WOW..this was the best! You send a very powerful message that these women need to hear. Self worth…believe in yourself! Thankyou Fawn!

Comment on Goodbye Old Friend. Reggie Purdy Germer, 1996-2011. by Miriam Reed

Miriam Reed — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 01:41:54 +0000

Well, you could have least given a warning that this was a three-tissue story. I remember Reggie, and I remember he loved you first, and life second. He was the perfect dog, and I am so blessed because I know I have a perfect dog too. And, like you, I have had several other perfect dogs that are now perfect angels. We are both so fortunate to have known these unconditional friends, and the greatest anticipation is knowing that another unconditional friend is just waiting to come into our lives! Thanks Fawn for the great story and the priceless lesson that dogs aren’t clingy, they are on a mission from God to give you everything they have!!!

Comment on Are You Trusting Your Gut? by Carissa

Carissa — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 15:30:39 +0000

Thank you Fawn!!!! Wonderful advice! Following my dream with a fire…thank you for continuously fanning that flame and encouraging me to pursue my passion, Hoola for Happiness! Can’t wait to do some collaborative projects with you soon You are awesome!

Comment on Are You Trusting Your Gut? by Admin

Admin — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 02:11:30 +0000

I love the banking story. And regarding our friendship? Always and forever. Just ring the bell.

Comment on Are You Trusting Your Gut? by Martha LeMaster

Martha LeMaster — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 01:06:41 +0000

Although my first goal at age 8 was to be a Weeki Wachee Mermaid (which I really reached!), when I entered the field of commercial banking, I was groomed to be a branch manager of a large Florida bank. I was trained and sent out into the field as the first female branch manager in the area. Boy, was I important! I worked in the field for over 20 years, taking a break for the birth of my first and only child at age 42. As banking changed from the friendly, community minded business to a sales oriented, goal driven, consuming business, I realized that I was not dong what I wanted to do and regretted the time I had lost with my son. Luckily, my family relocated to the place where I was raised and I was able to reconnect with my son and the life I wanted to live.

I thank God everyday for where I am in life and the friends I have gained along the way. Fortunately, you, Fawn, are amomg those friends!!!

Comment on The old dogs of the work world have no choice but to learn all the new tricks by Sara Francisco

Sara Francisco — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 20:27:23 +0000

I have a feeling that if you were to dive head first into social media you would love it. I’ve really enjoyed the new connections and opportunities that have arisen from facebook and twitter. Just last night the company I worked for was the second most popular tweet for the evening. The best part is that it really is one-to-one marketing. I’m making a personal connection with our customers and it’s extremely fulfilling being able to reach so many people in a genuine way.

Comment on You and Your Power by Renia Carsillo

Renia Carsillo — Tue, 19 Apr 2011 15:29:14 +0000

Owning it every day is the hard part. I’d sure like to not have to wait 15 years to “own it” though!

Comment on Goodbye Old Friend. Reggie Purdy Germer, 1996-2011. by Kath Conver

Kath Conver — Sat, 16 Apr 2011 15:10:51 +0000

Hi, Fawn. So sorry for your loss. Thinking of you.

Comment on Goodbye Old Friend. Reggie Purdy Germer, 1996-2011. by Lisa

Lisa — Sat, 16 Apr 2011 14:44:20 +0000

FAwny that was so beautiful…..I love the lessons Reg taught you, thank you for sharing his life with us all….I love that boy, miss him so much already. Love you Teamy!!!

Comment on Goodbye Old Friend. Reggie Purdy Germer, 1996-2011. by Deb Shuck

Deb Shuck — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 20:59:57 +0000

Rupert and I went to the Dog Bakery yesterday to buy Reggie his birthday card, a huge birthday bone (iced with Happy Birthday written in blue) and two teddy bear treats with huge red hearts. I think I should save them for you because I know that there will be another “Happy Birthday” and another dog in need of teddy bears with big red hearts. I can’t even imagine losing my “clingy” little Rupert because he has become everything to me. It hasn’t been him clinging to me as much as me clinging to him for he is the one teaching true love. We are so sorry for your loss and I have to say that I can’t even imagine. My last dog, Spike, was 17 and I could only compare it to the loss of my father. I missed him so much and it was seven years before we got Rupert. I won’t ever do that again. All our love is with you.