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Gaby Natale Keynotes for P&G Women Offsite Annual Event News provided by Share this article Share this article CINCINNATI, May 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Bestselling author, speaker and 3-time Daytime EMMY winner Gaby Natale joined forces with Procter & Gamble to energize their annual women offsite event dedicated to Latinas. As the main speaker for the day, Gaby joined the emcees at P&G's Cincinnati headquarters from her own TV studio in Dallas to deliver her empowerment keynote and interact live with the audience. Gaby's virtual keynotes are hosted from her own TV studio with multicamera setu...

Norm: If you could relivea moment in your life, which moment would you choose and why? Gaby: Idon’t believe much in looking back or idealizing the past, but if Ihad to choose, I would probably go with happy moments I shared withpeople that are no longer among us. Norm: Could you tell usabout people or books you have read that have inspired you to embarkon your own careers? Gaby: BeforeI was an author in the personal growth space, I was a voraciousreader. I think about some of my favorite authors in theself-help/spirituality world as my friends even though we never metin person.

Tough woman. so at the point at which she acts that tough, she's out. it's a self-fulfilling prophecy. it is one of those downward spirals instead of a virtuous circle. >> i'd be remiss if i didn't mention that every time a woman ceo is interviewed, i ask them when i interview them, you're asked about work/life balance and kids. now i ask the men that, too. but it is a reality it is a huge juggle that goes on for both parents. intoday told fortune this week -- i think my family was shortchanged a lot. then it reminded me of what she said in 2014 about her tenure at pepsi and whether she was a ...

It's a virtuous circle. it's a hidden source of strength for him in his battle for the nomination. >> this formula it was tapped in and pretty much created very successfully by barack obama. >> it was. but also by his father. >> that's true. >> in 2012 the second best fundraiser in the gop field was ron paul. he raised $36 million, second only to mitt romney. and it was half from donors who gave under $200. that's a powerful thing in politics. you know, for a lot of different reasons. if you can replicate that it puts him in a position to have the money to go all the way in a primary. >> he's ...

Conservatism is getting to the root of the problem. personal responsibility and accountability and getting them on their feet. to me, that is the defense of conservatism at the same time, of course we can't ignore the fact that we can't punish the successful. we have got to make sure that we have a lack -- you know less government in terms of helping businesses to grow. that doesn't mean they get away with anything. but it's very, very important that we honor free markets and free enterprise because that helps us be more prosperous. when we are more prosperous, greta, we can help more people. ...