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Then everyone out. Yeah.Dorie and I became friends a few years ago, I think because I love baking so much.
Dorie and I became friends a few years ago, I think because I love baking so much.
Dorie is here today to discuss her newly released book, "Entrepreneurial You." Dorie is an author of several books, including "Reinventing You," "Stand Out," which
Dorie is an expert in self-reinvention and helping others make change in their lives.
Dorie Clark is an adjunct professor at the Business Administration at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business and author of "Reinventing You,"
Dorie Greenspan, Shuna Lydon, who's a great pastry chef in New York City.
And Dorie, I don't even know where to start with Dorie.
named Dorie who's not me who has a blog called Tuesdays with Dorie-- I wish she would change it-- and then you'll get the Tuesdays with Dorie group
with Dorie and French Fridays with Dorie-- came to the conference, so we actually got to meet one another and they got to meet one another.
I love Dorie.
I'm hosting Dorie Clark, and very happy to be doing that.
A brief introduction about Dorie.
What's Dorie really like?
It's at dorieclark.com/thelonggame. It's a strategic-thinking self-assessment.
Please join me in welcoming Dorie Clark.
It's a really good talk-- Dorie Clark, and many other influential business writers.
It is my pleasure to introduce Dorie.
"Hi, Dorie.
But there is actually a recipe in there from Dorie.
And Nigella, like Dorie, I just think is a brilliant recipe writer.
And it's my pleasure to introduce you to Dorie Clark.
Welcome, Dorie Clark.
they started a group called French Fridays with Dorie, and they're cooking their way through that.
You can learn more at her website at dorieclark.com.
Well, they called their group Tuesdays with Dorie, and there were only three people.
So I met a journalist who writes for "The Huffington Post" called Dorie Clark.
But he came to me, because he said Dorie, I have one problem.
And unfortunately-- and you and I have spoken about this, Dorie Clark who's one of the expert contributors in the book.
Before I do, here are four important facts about Dorie Clark.
Dorie, that was fantastic.
And that's, to answer your question, my Dorie-- my Dorie story.
And you might say, Dorie, duh!
It seems that you're a little bit of an internet phenomenon-- there's a Tuesdays with Dorie, there's a whole community that's built up.
It's got another little word in it, but if you Google Tuesdays with Dorie, the first thing you'll get is some woman
The thing that's really magical about that group is what Dorie started to talk about.
Please help me welcome speaker, teacher, author, coach, and legend Dorie Clark for her fourth Google
--in New York, who used to be our "San Francisco Chronicle," one of the many critics here, and Dorie Greenspan.
And so for me, it was, ah, OK, I want to take a moment for someone like Dorie, so that I can honor the skill of recipe writing.
And one of the challenges-- I hear this talking to people all the time-- is, OK, Dorie, that's great, but how do I have time to create content, or be
And so anybody who wants to start baking with this group of fabulous, supportive, generous, adorable people, it's Tuesday with Dorie--
And in fact, Lori went to Seattle to be the matron of honor at the wedding of a Tuesdays with Dorie member and they had never met.
Well, on this Googleween, we were supremely happy to have a salute to the French baked goods, so thank you very much for speaking with us, Dorie, and--
Because once you've settled on something, you don't just kind of come up to people and say, hi, I'm Dorie and my brand is XYZ.
And when I was writing the book I was talking to her on the phone, and she said, Dorie, this is fantastic.
Mary, when I was talking to her, during writing the book, she said, you know, this is so great, Dorie.
I actually wrote a free e-book about it, as a matter of fact, if you ever want to Google "Mentorship 2.0," Dorie Clark,
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