Re: A truly useful theory re: "Where are the women?"
Oh, I didn't address this:
No. It's not right. No fear. No apprehension. Just 20 years of marketing experience in the power of words that have been emotionally charged over decades.
Use a word that the majority of people, whose minds you're trying to change, associate with negative connotations, they STOP listening to you.
Step up to one of those proverbial white guys, with the power to change something for women, and say, "I'm a feminist and I think your company is biased against women," how far do you think it will get you? He will get defensive and he will STOP listening to you in the process. Complain publically that men "don't make me feel welcome because I'm a woman," how many men are going to volunteer to help you feel welcome.
I am a specialist in using words to get people to buy things and use services and sell ideas. I am very good at what I do. Use words that work for you not against you.
Now, I have friends that say I've been trained to use persuasive language into manipulating people into taking action on something they normally wouldn't. You bet I do. And I advise other women to learning how to do it too.
Oh, I didn't address this:
Originally posted by emily blake
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Use a word that the majority of people, whose minds you're trying to change, associate with negative connotations, they STOP listening to you.
Step up to one of those proverbial white guys, with the power to change something for women, and say, "I'm a feminist and I think your company is biased against women," how far do you think it will get you? He will get defensive and he will STOP listening to you in the process. Complain publically that men "don't make me feel welcome because I'm a woman," how many men are going to volunteer to help you feel welcome.
I am a specialist in using words to get people to buy things and use services and sell ideas. I am very good at what I do. Use words that work for you not against you.
Now, I have friends that say I've been trained to use persuasive language into manipulating people into taking action on something they normally wouldn't. You bet I do. And I advise other women to learning how to do it too.
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