Comments on: Misfits In Charge http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/misfits-in-charge/ The Marketing Rebel RANT Tue, 16 Mar 2010 19:47:32 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Emil Bazarov http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/misfits-in-charge/comment-page-1/#comment-14013 Emil Bazarov Wed, 05 Aug 2009 20:24:41 +0000 http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/04/misfits-in-charge/#comment-14013 haha, here we come again... Guys , i mean guys who try to earn money from f.ing MISFITs, why don't stop doing this and mocking at us. John no offense but how are you trying to solve misfit problem??? haha, here we come again… Guys , i mean guys who try to earn money from f.ing MISFITs, why don’t stop doing this and mocking at us. John no offense but how are you trying to solve misfit problem???

]]> By: Gary Bacchetti http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/misfits-in-charge/comment-page-1/#comment-2524 Gary Bacchetti Sun, 07 Dec 2008 16:49:47 +0000 http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/04/misfits-in-charge/#comment-2524 Without misfits, we might all end up like Ward & June Cleaver. Gary Bacchetti The Gentle Mentor Without misfits, we might all end up like Ward & June Cleaver.

Gary Bacchetti
The Gentle Mentor

]]> By: Timothy Lim http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/misfits-in-charge/comment-page-1/#comment-2518 Timothy Lim Wed, 23 Apr 2008 14:32:38 +0000 http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/04/misfits-in-charge/#comment-2518 One of the greatest misfit is Bill Gates. He does not fit in the mold of most our thinking, but these and their likes are also millionaires today. One of the greatest misfit is Bill Gates. He does not fit in the mold of most our thinking, but these and their likes are also millionaires today.

]]> By: Ellen L. "Jemyl" Johnson http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/misfits-in-charge/comment-page-1/#comment-2517 Ellen L. "Jemyl" Johnson Mon, 19 Nov 2007 10:12:20 +0000 http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/04/misfits-in-charge/#comment-2517 Thank you, John, for clarifying for me. Now I know that I am back on the right path for my life. If you are familiar with the book about "The Marginal Man" in the african countries where apartheid was practiced, then you will understand just how much of a misfit I have always been. Some thiry years ago Dr. K Bradford Brown, my counselor and mentor at the time, told me I was a marginal woman. He defined that for me and added that, perhaps, some day, the females of our world, and maybe the business world, would come to value the way I think. Until then I was/am doomed to be one woman who just didn't fit into either the corporate world of men or the protected homemaker world of women. Today, thankfully, the world of women has changed somewhat. I still don't fit. I have not adopted the corporate dress code and was criticized in my last "real" job for going shoeless in my office. I have lots of information about working online. Once I figure it all out, I think I can find my niche in the online entrepreneurial world. I know that working for others, especially when there are lots of "rules" to follow just doesn't work for me. I was fired from my last job and not hired for another one recently because I found creative ways to use a computer to do my work or my proposed work more quickly and better. Hmmmm. Peace and Love to you and yours, Jemyl Thank you, John, for clarifying for me. Now I know that I am back on the right path for my life. If you are familiar with the book about “The Marginal Man” in the african countries where apartheid was practiced, then you will understand just how much of a misfit I have always been. Some thiry years ago Dr. K Bradford Brown, my counselor and mentor at the time, told me I was a marginal woman. He defined that for me and added that, perhaps, some day, the females of our world, and maybe the business world, would come to value the way I think. Until then I was/am doomed to be one woman who just didn’t fit into either the corporate world of men or the protected homemaker world of women. Today, thankfully, the world of women has changed somewhat. I still don’t fit. I have not adopted the corporate dress code and was criticized in my last “real” job for going shoeless in my office.

I have lots of information about working online. Once I figure it all out, I think I can find my niche in the online entrepreneurial world. I know that working for others, especially when there are lots of “rules” to follow just doesn’t work for me. I was fired from my last job and not hired for another one recently because I found creative ways to use a computer to do my work or my proposed work more quickly and better. Hmmmm.

Peace and Love to you and yours,
Jemyl

]]> By: Ellen L. "Jemyl" Johnson http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/misfits-in-charge/comment-page-1/#comment-7083 Ellen L. "Jemyl" Johnson Mon, 19 Nov 2007 10:12:20 +0000 http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/04/misfits-in-charge/#comment-7083 Thank you, John, for clarifying for me. Now I know that I am back on the right path for my life. If you are familiar with the book about "The Marginal Man" in the african countries where apartheid was practiced, then you will understand just how much of a misfit I have always been. Some thiry years ago Dr. K Bradford Brown, my counselor and mentor at the time, told me I was a marginal woman. He defined that for me and added that, perhaps, some day, the females of our world, and maybe the business world, would come to value the way I think. Until then I was/am doomed to be one woman who just didn't fit into either the corporate world of men or the protected homemaker world of women. Today, thankfully, the world of women has changed somewhat. I still don't fit. I have not adopted the corporate dress code and was criticized in my last "real" job for going shoeless in my office. I have lots of information about working online. Once I figure it all out, I think I can find my niche in the online entrepreneurial world. I know that working for others, especially when there are lots of "rules" to follow just doesn't work for me. I was fired from my last job and not hired for another one recently because I found creative ways to use a computer to do my work or my proposed work more quickly and better. Hmmmm. Peace and Love to you and yours, Jemyl Thank you, John, for clarifying for me. Now I know that I am back on the right path for my life. If you are familiar with the book about “The Marginal Man” in the african countries where apartheid was practiced, then you will understand just how much of a misfit I have always been. Some thiry years ago Dr. K Bradford Brown, my counselor and mentor at the time, told me I was a marginal woman. He defined that for me and added that, perhaps, some day, the females of our world, and maybe the business world, would come to value the way I think. Until then I was/am doomed to be one woman who just didn’t fit into either the corporate world of men or the protected homemaker world of women. Today, thankfully, the world of women has changed somewhat. I still don’t fit. I have not adopted the corporate dress code and was criticized in my last “real” job for going shoeless in my office.

I have lots of information about working online. Once I figure it all out, I think I can find my niche in the online entrepreneurial world. I know that working for others, especially when there are lots of “rules” to follow just doesn’t work for me. I was fired from my last job and not hired for another one recently because I found creative ways to use a computer to do my work or my proposed work more quickly and better. Hmmmm.

Peace and Love to you and yours,
Jemyl

]]> By: Ellen L. "Jemyl" Johnson http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/misfits-in-charge/comment-page-1/#comment-10488 Ellen L. "Jemyl" Johnson Mon, 19 Nov 2007 10:12:20 +0000 http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/04/misfits-in-charge/#comment-10488 Thank you, John, for clarifying for me. Now I know that I am back on the right path for my life. If you are familiar with the book about "The Marginal Man" in the african countries where apartheid was practiced, then you will understand just how much of a misfit I have always been. Some thiry years ago Dr. K Bradford Brown, my counselor and mentor at the time, told me I was a marginal woman. He defined that for me and added that, perhaps, some day, the females of our world, and maybe the business world, would come to value the way I think. Until then I was/am doomed to be one woman who just didn't fit into either the corporate world of men or the protected homemaker world of women. Today, thankfully, the world of women has changed somewhat. I still don't fit. I have not adopted the corporate dress code and was criticized in my last "real" job for going shoeless in my office. I have lots of information about working online. Once I figure it all out, I think I can find my niche in the online entrepreneurial world. I know that working for others, especially when there are lots of "rules" to follow just doesn't work for me. I was fired from my last job and not hired for another one recently because I found creative ways to use a computer to do my work or my proposed work more quickly and better. Hmmmm. Peace and Love to you and yours, Jemyl Thank you, John, for clarifying for me. Now I know that I am back on the right path for my life. If you are familiar with the book about “The Marginal Man” in the african countries where apartheid was practiced, then you will understand just how much of a misfit I have always been. Some thiry years ago Dr. K Bradford Brown, my counselor and mentor at the time, told me I was a marginal woman. He defined that for me and added that, perhaps, some day, the females of our world, and maybe the business world, would come to value the way I think. Until then I was/am doomed to be one woman who just didn’t fit into either the corporate world of men or the protected homemaker world of women. Today, thankfully, the world of women has changed somewhat. I still don’t fit. I have not adopted the corporate dress code and was criticized in my last “real” job for going shoeless in my office.

I have lots of information about working online. Once I figure it all out, I think I can find my niche in the online entrepreneurial world. I know that working for others, especially when there are lots of “rules” to follow just doesn’t work for me. I was fired from my last job and not hired for another one recently because I found creative ways to use a computer to do my work or my proposed work more quickly and better. Hmmmm.

Peace and Love to you and yours,
Jemyl

]]> By: Alexis Kauffmann http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/misfits-in-charge/comment-page-1/#comment-2516 Alexis Kauffmann Thu, 15 Nov 2007 19:27:20 +0000 http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/04/misfits-in-charge/#comment-2516 I would not label myself as a misfit. It's just that the whole rest of the world isn't fit for me! I would not label myself as a misfit. It’s just that the whole rest of the world isn’t fit for me!

]]> By: ADHD, ADD, OCD - RU an Internet Marketing Misfit? - 5 Star Affiliate Marketing Blogs http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/misfits-in-charge/comment-page-1/#comment-2515 ADHD, ADD, OCD - RU an Internet Marketing Misfit? - 5 Star Affiliate Marketing Blogs Mon, 12 Nov 2007 19:00:51 +0000 http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/04/misfits-in-charge/#comment-2515 [...] me! So you may really relate to and get pleasure from reading John Carlton’s article about Misfits In Charge. “The entire playing field has changed, drastically. In traditional corporate environments, [...] [...] me! So you may really relate to and get pleasure from reading John Carlton’s article about Misfits In Charge. “The entire playing field has changed, drastically. In traditional corporate environments, [...]

]]> By: Laura Crawford http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/misfits-in-charge/comment-page-1/#comment-2514 Laura Crawford Mon, 12 Nov 2007 06:34:22 +0000 http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/04/misfits-in-charge/#comment-2514 My name is Laura, and I'm a misfit. I'm glad I'm not alone. You've inspired me to write a post about this at my blog. Thanks for the boost! My name is Laura, and I’m a misfit. I’m glad I’m not alone. You’ve inspired me to write a post about this at my blog. Thanks for the boost!

]]> By: Jennifer G http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/misfits-in-charge/comment-page-1/#comment-2513 Jennifer G Wed, 07 Nov 2007 20:03:03 +0000 http://www.john-carlton.com/2007/11/04/misfits-in-charge/#comment-2513 Lovely post! I really enjoyed it and remember the first time I had that revelation as well. It was at a fairly large networking event and the room had split into two distinct groups. The normal people who wanted to be polite and hold their proverbial pinky up while drinking...and the REST of us. Having fun. What the other group never realized was that we were really the only ones making emotional connections in the room. Those emotional connections? They're what networking is all about! Thanks again for a great post. "No one normal ever ran a successful company" - Jennifer G. Lovely post! I really enjoyed it and remember the first time I had that revelation as well. It was at a fairly large networking event and the room had split into two distinct groups.

The normal people who wanted to be polite and hold their proverbial pinky up while drinking…and the REST of us. Having fun. What the other group never realized was that we were really the only ones making emotional connections in the room.

Those emotional connections? They’re what networking is all about!

Thanks again for a great post.

“No one normal ever ran a successful company” – Jennifer G.

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