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Monday, March 28
Denting the Universe with NASA Astronaut Cady Coleman
Attending the Dent conference can be a life altering experience and I've been lucky enough to be present for the past two years. Dent is an invitation-only gathering held once a year in Sun Valley, ID for people who want to "put a dent in the universe," as Steve Jobs once said. It was founded by Jason Preston and Steve Broback, two forward thinking visionaries that have changed the landscape of technology for over twenty years.
Labels:
Astronaut,
Cady Coleman,
CAPCOM,
Dent,
Journey to Mars,
Mars,
NASA,
space,
Space Apps Challenge,
Space X,
STEM,
UFO
Tuesday, March 8
Thoughts on International Women’s Day #OneDayIWill
International Women’s Day is March 8, and Google is encouraging women everywhere to share their aspirations that day on social media using the hashtag, #OneDayIWill.
The team from Google Doodle reached out to see it I wanted to be part of of the day, but I had to come up with a single aspiration. This, as a friend said, is a problem that happens too rarely. What could I possibly say that would, in one Tweetable sentence, say everything I wish for women everywhere?
I asked friends. I asked my daughter who works at a University. I asked millennials (thinking perhaps they had a better line on this than me). No one's input expressed exactly how I feel. There's no way I could be snarky. This had to be real.
So, after a weekend of thinking and writing lots of notes; it was time to turn in my aspiration - for women everywhere.
After watching the Academy Awards, it came to me. It seemed like there weren't enough women represented. Where are the women ready to take on the projects that will be honored by the Academy?
Labels:
aspirations,
careers,
doodle,
Google,
international women's day,
leaders,
leading change,
women
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