Comments on: Free To Be…Me http://www.careerlifeconnection.com/blog/2009/05/31/free-to-beme/ The quest for flexibility in a rigid world Thu, 29 Jul 2010 02:28:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Evan Phillips http://www.careerlifeconnection.com/blog/2009/05/31/free-to-beme/#comment-338 Evan Phillips Mon, 01 Jun 2009 04:14:51 +0000 http://www.careerlifeconnection.com/blog/?p=456#comment-338 We found a CD at the library, and have gotten a kick out of introducing Free To Be to our kindergarten age daughter. My wife and I definitely both grew up with that one, but hadn't considered applying it's lessons to ourselves. C'mon! We're grownups now! You make a very good point, however. Thanks for the piece. We found a CD at the library, and have gotten a kick out of introducing Free To Be to our kindergarten age daughter. My wife and I definitely both grew up with that one, but hadn’t considered applying it’s lessons to ourselves. C’mon! We’re grownups now!

You make a very good point, however. Thanks for the piece.

]]> By: Stephanie Radner http://www.careerlifeconnection.com/blog/2009/05/31/free-to-beme/#comment-336 Stephanie Radner Mon, 01 Jun 2009 02:03:16 +0000 http://www.careerlifeconnection.com/blog/?p=456#comment-336 In the small world category, the 35th anniversary edition was illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds, a Dedham resident and the CEO/founder of FableVision Studios, a company that was recently featured in the Boston Globe for having a flexible sick time/personal day policy for employees. He has also written and illustrated many books that are (supposedly) for children, but the message in each of his stories is appropriate for all ages. I can name several of his books (The North Star, The Dot, Ish) that could serve as life guides for anyone who is looking to find his/her path in this world. Go ahead and google him, you won't be disappointed. In the small world category, the 35th anniversary edition was illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds, a Dedham resident and the CEO/founder of FableVision Studios, a company that was recently featured in the Boston Globe for having a flexible sick time/personal day policy for employees. He has also written and illustrated many books that are (supposedly) for children, but the message in each of his stories is appropriate for all ages. I can name several of his books (The North Star, The Dot, Ish) that could serve as life guides for anyone who is looking to find his/her path in this world. Go ahead and google him, you won’t be disappointed.

]]>