Thanks to a recent Spearhead essay that helped send the Forbes Woman Millennial Burnout meme viral, the men of Forbes have stood up and taken notice and are asking, what’s behind this amazing success story?
I could not help but feel a sense of pride in finally seeing a payoff from my tireless efforts to promote a discussion between the two seemingly disparate yet mirror image web sites of Forbes Woman and The Spearhead. Not a day passes without the Women of Forbes posting a thoughtful essay seeking answers to fundamental life issues that the commentators of the Spearhead can so adroitly explain to them. The service the Spearhead Men are providing is immeasurable; very often in the Forbes essays and readership comments, a plaintive whine goes out that “we were brought up to…” and “no one ever told us…” that can only men of patriarchy can puncture towards epiphany.
And there’s big money in it, as the Forbes Men examine the entrails of the phenomena and calculate the payouts. Naturally enough I want my cut, so posted a quick comment and am awaiting further instructions :
What was responsible for the astonishing success of the Millennial Burnout essay?
Why Elmer’s provocative comments, which helped fuel an internet firestorm. After I passed the link to the editor of the Spearhead, the blog world exploded with controversy.
I am seeing a real synergy developing between Forbes Woman and The Spearhead. The complimentary attitudes are forging a new creative paradigm, and I have been personally been taken aside by both Forbes Women and other blog luminaries who have informed me that my name has come up in numerous discussions on the future of this alliance.
Kindly have your people contact my people regarding remuneration for my prior comments as well as establishing a dialogue on future essay ideas.
