10 Lessons We’ve Learned From Oprah

September 20th, 2010 - By Erica Renee

Surround Yourself With Talented People and Give Them Plenty of Support – Oprah’s people are curiously semi-famous because she publicly acknowledges their talent and they in return give dedicated support to her and the brand. Nonprofits often are reluctant to acknowledge their professional talent and their successes because they are concerned such actions might steal some of the spotlight from their major donors. Take a lesson from Oprah and recognize those stars on your staff team who keep your brand strong.

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  • GetReal

    Deelee so Oprah donating $250,000,000 to education, feeding people, over the course of her career has not been contributing to the needy? Wasn't it Oprah who after Hurricane Katrina wrote out the biggest celebrity donation of $10,000,000 from her personal account, and then went on to use her Angel's Network to build homes there? Some of you guys are just so hateful you can never give credit where it's due.

  • Lutie Floyd

    Oprah you will be missed very much. You have taught that it is joy to give and have a kind heart. One of my wishes was to be on your show. Almost made it I was on stand by. Stay close to God and much luck in whatever you do.

  • Gradie E. Johnson

    Dear O . I will miss you , Because you have been like a mother a sister, and a aunt to me in my darkness times. It's as if you knew my problem and the out you gave hope where were was no hope. Miss O. you have given the world more than any one person could give.May God keep on blessing you,your family and friends.I will always love you for the work that you did for this and other's as well. It I thank for understanding world you leave me with.

  • Karl Rudder

    Developing and maintaining the academic study skills of youth from their elementary school years and not your naming a "Woman Warrior" is the part of the solution that deserves your address.

  • Karl Rudder

    Being able to expand the learning experience for all youth will allow the true power of change to be expressed and will have you present many proud and active parents who have responsibly loved and raised their children rather than your choosing another bureaucrat that you dare introduce to your audience as being a “Woman Warrior”!

  • Karl Rudder

    Oprah,

    Our mission, should we decide to accept it, will be to prove that we are able to provide tutorial workshops for the parents of all public school students in Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland and the District of Columbia. The objective of these workshops will be to stimulate a similar project at every major American city that will develop the tutorial skills of all parents (especially elem. schools) and thus have a reliable means to measurably expand the studying skills and the academic output of their children.

    Being able to expand the learning experience for all youth will allow the true power of change to be expressed and will have you present many proud and active parents who have responsibly loved and raised their children rather than your choosing another bureaucrat that you dare introduce to your audience as being a "Woman Warrior"!

  • lee

    LOVE YOU OPRAH,MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS..

  • sonya

    Hi miss O I've been looing at your show from day one I wish that i could have seen you in person or on your show. but seeing you on tv was ok with meMay god bless you in what your going to do next. love you O

  • Emma Sue

    goodbye, and good riddance….

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  • VERNELL GROOMS

    I AM TRULY GOING TO MISS OPRAH.. I SAW A LOT OF THINGS THAT MADE ME CRY, LAUGH, YELL, AND SIGH, JUST LIKE FAMILY… BLESS YOU OPRAH FOR HELPING SO MANY PEOPLE AND FOR YOUR STAFF WHOM I'M SURE HAS WORKED TIRELESSLY TO MAKE THIS SHOW HAPPEN!! WELL WISHES TO YOU, NEVER FORGET THE LORD!!

  • Delee

    I don't believe that I actually learned anything from "O". I was REMINDED several times of certain situations due to her subject matter. I was entertained on several occasions by her guests. I enjoyed her show. However, I don't believe Oprah's agenda was to give aid to the needy in the United States. She did not do much to share her wealth and influence with the needy people of her race.

  • Am

    Great Lessons! There's Just So Much To Learn From Oprah. Not Just What She Says, But By What She Does!

  • TalandraB

    What's not to love about Oprah.