Wright Place TV Announces Gwynnie Bee as 2013 Season Sponsor
March 1, 2013 by Dr. Letitia Wright
Filed under Featured Articles, Front Page, Wright Ideas
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Dr. Letitia Wright
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Wright Place TV Announces Gwynnie Bee as 2013 Season Sponsor
Rancho Cucamonga, CA–February 28, 201–Fashion for the plus size woman has always been controversial. Many designers refuse to design for anyone over a size 6. Many brands do not make clothes in larger sizes and woman have to resort to specialty shops. With the Internet came new opportunities to “rent the runway” and only one company has chosen to fill the gap for the plus size woman- Gwynnie Bee. This unique company offers the plus size woman a chance to choose clothes, keep them for a time and then swap them out for a new outfit. “I love that they provide designer clothes for the plus size woman and there is always something fresh and new on the website” say Dr. Letitia Wright, host and Executive Producer of the Wright Place TV Show. “We are excited to welcome them to our family of sponsors.”
Viewers will see the fashions available on Gwynnie Bee with a spring and summer fashion show. Upscale clothing for work and evening will be featured. Gwynnie Bee offers clothing, which can be exchanged each month for new items. They are the most popular service like this offered for the plus size woman. Women can choose their items and then simply mail the item back when they want a new one.
Wright Place TV Show Viewers can get 1 Free month when they mention the show for the 1,2 or 3 garment plan!
About the Wright Place TV Show
Nationally distributed on the DISH Network, The Wright Place TV Show features successful entrepreneurs and strategies for growing your business. You can find out more at www.wrightplacetv.com
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Authentic Success
February 17, 2013 by Dr. Letitia Wright
Filed under Featured Articles
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Authentic Success by Amanda Steadman
When I started my first career (many years ago) I did not really give it that much thought or planning. I got back from a world trip and went to a graduate fair. I found a brochure on how to be a ‘Recruitment Consultant’, it broke down a typical day for a consultant – making phone calls, meeting clients for lunches (this was the 90’s), interviewing candidates, preparing CV’s to fax (yep remember those) and made it sound super exciting. I had always liked ‘office’ work, so to be paid money to TALK, have lunches with clients, then offer them ‘candidates’ sounded good to me. I mean I got my own desk, a phone, a computer, mileage and my OWN BUSINESS CARDS. WOW!
I was very happy and within weeks, by being myself, talking and more importantly LISTENING to people, my salary and career rose exceptionally fast. Years later, when I took my first business consultancy in London to 6 figures within 18 months, again – I was BEING MYSELF, totally honest with clients and companies, I listened and I did as I SAID I WAS GOING TO DO. I enjoyed BOTH of these roles. Now I know business is much more than that, but my point is – are you HAPPY doing what you are doing? Are you happy with what you are EARNING? Do your clients appreciate you? If not it may be time to take a step backwards and re-assess your level of happiness
Over my career I am always surprised at why people go into specific lines of business or a role. When I ask them, would they change anything? 75% would have chosen a different career or would be doing a ‘hobby’ or ‘area of interest’ full time – but don’t’ believe they can make money at it. We all have our own gifts, talents and abilities that we can use and get paid for. I want you to experience that level of fulfillment and happiness too!. Once you start to believe that and listen to you heart and what you ‘COULD’ be doing. Your world will open up so I encourage you to start thinking seriously about what Authentic Success truly means to you and how to access it. I developed 7 steps that assisted me to get the business, a lovely man & family, beach residence and the feelings of fulfillment I wish for. I’m happy, fulfilled and passionate about what I do are YOU YET? If not contact me today we can change it!
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Attraction and Swag
January 29, 2013 by Dr. Letitia Wright
Filed under A Note for You, Front Page
Apple Inc. New Headquarters (Photo credit: MarkGregory007)
by sirkonstantine
Stop for a moment and look around your house. Think of all the things you recently purchased and think of the reasons why you purchased it. For example, I needed something that would cook my steaks evenly so I purchased a cast iron pan. I wanted to give my girlfriend a nice gift so I purchased a PINK POCKET KNIFE
All of these things, pans and knives, are in a tight and competitive industry where people are always trying to get more of the market than the next guy. A producer must try really hard to win over consumers–several million in ads hard.
None of this should be new to anyone who has been around business for a minute but, if we step back for a second, we will noticed that Apple is a little different: it produces stuff that no one asked for, that solve no problems, and, at the same time, people love to these novelties.
10 years ago, if you asked anyone if they wanted a device that is not quite a laptop and not quite a cellphone, what would they say? You can’t type on it like a laptop and you can’t make calls on it. It really doesn’t fulfill a real need.
Now, if you go ahead and make a product that people said they didn’t want or need, the product will most likely fail… unless you are Apple.
Even if you found out that people wanted it (but don’t need it), the product can still fail. For example, consumers told industry experts that, yes, they wanted 3D televisions at home. That was a few years ago and 3D televisions sales right now are terrible.
Don’t believe me that there are no needs for iPods, iPhones, and iPads? Before the iPod, there were still other music players that were small and portable. Before the iPhone, there were still cellphones and smartphones. Before the iPad there were phones, laptops, and tablets.
The need were already being fulfilled but, somehow, Apple launches a product and people realized that their regular MP3 player, phone, and laptop are now all obsolete.
So, how does Apple do it? Keynesian economics would shudder when I say this but people are not rational. People do not maximize utility all the time and, if we were 100% rational, wouldn’t learning things like math or physics be much easier?
In the non-rational part of humans resides things like love, hate, and attraction. It is in my firm belief that Apple sells its products based upon attraction. The design is cool, the UI is cool, even the packaging is cool. Remember back in the day when all headphones were black? Remember how cool those white headphones that came with iPods were?
Big business is taught in schools were logic and the scientific method reigns supreme. Things like attraction and swag are hard to study scientifically because it is very subjective. Attraction and swag are not learned in a lab but by personal experience. Don’t expect an academic to produce the next big thing but do expect a smart person with swag to.
