Comments on: Just be-eeeeee yourself http://www.drewschiller.com/blog/just-be-eeeeee-yourself/ Marking, Business and Web Design. Sat, 10 Apr 2010 15:25:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 By: Drew Schiller http://www.drewschiller.com/blog/just-be-eeeeee-yourself/#comment-47 Drew Schiller Mon, 16 Mar 2009 15:12:16 +0000 http://www.drewschiller.com/?p=327#comment-47 Thanks Jasmin, I'm so glad that you enjoy my blog! You're absolutely right, everyone comes from somewhere, and while you can admire someone's success, that admiration and respect shouldn't paralyze you. By the way, I think you're the only friend I've had named Jasmin, so that must be why I misspelled Princess Jasmine's name in the post! Thanks Jasmin, I’m so glad that you enjoy my blog! You’re absolutely right, everyone comes from somewhere, and while you can admire someone’s success, that admiration and respect shouldn’t paralyze you.

By the way, I think you’re the only friend I’ve had named Jasmin, so that must be why I misspelled Princess Jasmine’s name in the post!

]]> By: Jasmin http://www.drewschiller.com/blog/just-be-eeeeee-yourself/#comment-46 Jasmin Mon, 16 Mar 2009 14:49:01 +0000 http://www.drewschiller.com/?p=327#comment-46 Drew, I have really enjoyed reading your blog. My husband and I were having a conversation last night about a similar topic. He grew up in a southern military household where rank was very important, and I grew up in an environment where everyone was on equal ground. He still has trouble feeling comfortable talking with people "above his rank" like CEOs or Presidents of companies, because he is intimidated by their rank. I have the perspective that everyone puts their pants on one leg at a time, so I am pretty comfortable and confident in talking to anyone regardless of their position. I think this goes along with the theme of being yourself that you mention in this blog. Also, I love that you spelled Princess Jasmine's name like mine (without the "e")! Drew,
I have really enjoyed reading your blog. My husband and I were having a conversation last night about a similar topic. He grew up in a southern military household where rank was very important, and I grew up in an environment where everyone was on equal ground. He still has trouble feeling comfortable talking with people “above his rank” like CEOs or Presidents of companies, because he is intimidated by their rank. I have the perspective that everyone puts their pants on one leg at a time, so I am pretty comfortable and confident in talking to anyone regardless of their position. I think this goes along with the theme of being yourself that you mention in this blog. Also, I love that you spelled Princess Jasmine’s name like mine (without the “e”)!

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