: About Me

Barbara Anastasia is a serial entrepreneur, with "past lives" in technical sales / marketing and technical recruiting.  Her current focus is internet marketing for her real estate investing practice, and a growing online marketing practice with private clients.  Bikram yoga every day keeps her grounded and flexible....as every successful entrepreneur must be.

Barbara's natural curiosity, genuine interest in people and commitment to others' success have given each iteration of her professional life a similar theme:   Everything we need is available in our communities.  If you are authentic with everyone; if you give first and request last;  if you are attentive; if you think creatively....you will never want for clients, joint ventures or friends.

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Contact:

Barbara Anastasia
Marketing Partner
Synergy Solutions
La Jolla / Los Angeles CA
synergysolutions4u@gmail.com

My passion is ...

Connecting people who can help each other, creating win-win deals, whatever I'm focused on in the moment...

I know too much about ...

what I do not know.

My parents always told me ...

I would succeed at whatever I put my mind to.

My childhood ambition ...

Live single in California, write for a living.

My favorite memory ...

has a lot of company.

Why I write ...

same reason I breathe.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

listening to ocean waves, updating marketing sites, polishing Web2.0 profiles...

My first job ...

Babysitter, clerk at a dry cleaner

My best moment ...

is impossible to say....maybe it hasn't happened yet!

My inspiration ...

finds me wherever I am, eventually....

Politics, News & Issues > Politics, News & Issues (Other) Should the US government fund new lines of embryonic stem cells?

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Inspired by: http://www.celle.com/ While this may be premature, or purely a marketing ploy, or whatever cynical means one might use to dismiss it, it is impossible to discount completely, with genetic/stem cell research progressing at an exponential rate in this decade. Beyond the mild "ick" factor, we can imagine this as one more way that the human body exceeds medical science's wildest imagination, and consider that early adopters of this technology may well be the forerunners of rejuvenation, healing and prolonged life in 20 years. (See: Robert Heinlein's "Time Enough for Love" for insp...

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