Chanel - The Secret in Marketing is About the Brand

Michael Jacobs - I always believed life experiences are only one way to gain respect when running a business. The way to stay in business or continue having memorable experiences (through success and/or failure) is to keep learning. There is the traditional way and there is lifelong learning with continuous pursuits to stay informed. By doing so, you help others and isn't that why we were created? I never want to quit educating myself because it helps me to think critically and maintain independence. While educating others, I'm also receiving educational opportunities. 

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Wayne Martin - When it comes to knowledge, my life is contingent on quality of life and making best decisions that I can live with. Learning something new can often be a struggle but giving up is not an option. Always and forever, I remain curious, even when I'm confused. Keep going, is what I tell myself. I'm not a dancer, but I would much rather dance my way through life one step at a time than feel defeated. Trying is better than dying. 

Kat Palmiotti - I learned long ago, if I try to mimic what others are doing, I fail. Subsequently, I am not willing to go down somebody else's path. It takes courage to being bold. But to be bold and courageous means learning to question what other people say. When I am confused, that is when I'm most open-minded. My intuition then responds to confusion with curiosity and that seems to unlock whatever was blocking or preventing me to figure things out. 

Nick Vandekar, 610-203-4543 - Coco Chanel got her start in life with humble beginnings. Being different, and not like other kids or peers in her early life, the world still became was her oyster. While examining the suits she designed, I began to see and understand how she deserved wealth and opportunities! 

Anna "Banana" Kruchten - with all the years you worked in real estate, you made yourself a name to be proud of. And along the way, throughout your journey, you provided education to others. Because of your efforts, many keys were cut and distributed to happy buyers. Your brand was and continues to be a success. And that is a lot to be proud of.  

Hi Nina Hollander, Broker - What amazes me is that it took about six decades to continuously succeed through the eyes of the general public. Yet, we know Coco Channel knew, progress is impossible without continuous improvements. She worked hard her whole life. Such a GREAT entrepreneur she was at a time in her lifetime when few females could succeed. As I viewed many of her garments in the closets where the collections were stored, there was nothing shabby or imperfect. Everything was designed with quality to last. That is a lot to be proud of!

Patricia Feager, ABR,CRS,GRI,MRP Chanel's history was quite interesting. And of course the suspicions of her collaborating with the Nazi's during WWII did not help.

George Souto - I never owned a Chanel garment or accessories. It's outside of my budget. I wouldn't mind having a bottle of Chanel perfume. But the price is too high for me. 

Thank you Wanda Kubat-Nerdin - Wanda Can! 

In my lifetime, I could never afford a Chanel Suit. But when I got to see her collection up close and personal without price tags, or pressure from a salesperson, I began to understand and appreciate her dedication to her craft by designing creations for the fashion world. What I was most impressed with were the details in the lining of the jackets and skirts, the standout trim and buttons! Every single detail was perfection. That's when I knew, she was passionate about her brand! I knew in my heart marketing is serious business. 

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Oh yes! Laura Cerrano - I agree! We should never be a copycat but continue to learn and be ourselves while striving to be the best we can be!