Thank you all for your words of encouragement to Rachel, she appreciates them very much, they are keeping her motivated. Please keep adding your comments or email info@rachellowe.com

I saw the article about your licensing difficulties and we’re rooting for you.
Doesn’t the fact that the Harry Potter movie is finally coming out
represent a potential turnaround for your economic problems? Please
keep me (us) informed. Thanks, Yehuda

I’m sure you’ve kept it in perspective.  The people who count know why
you’re in the situation you’re in.
And you have an MBE and no-one can take that away.  Do look forward to
going to the palace later this year, Lisa

Hi Miss MBE:
Hi, I hope you are OK. Congratulations, Stephen

I have just heard the news and wanted to offer my congratulations,
fantastic! I hope you are well and matters are becoming easier. Drop me a line/call sometime.
Hope to see you soon, Peter

FarscapeX wrote:

Life can be hard; owning and running a business if more often than not very tough – so my heart goes out to Ms. Lowe – at least she tried her best. One of the best Presidents have several business failures, but look how he turned out – President Truman. Good luck Ms. Lowe, if you ever visit Washington, DC get in touch and I will treat you to the best meal in the best restaurant in town!

18/6/2009 1:55 AM BST SOURCE: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2009/06/16/mbe-for-bust-dragon-boss-115875-21444487/

Eiman Munro (London) wrote
at 11:12am on June 14th, 2009

I don’t think ‘failing’ in business is such a bad thing for Rachel Lowe. In fact don’t we learn more from our mistakes than if we did everything right. And as for the Dragons being ‘savvy’ they have invested money businesses that also didn’t make a success of themselves as they planned out. So it’s not as if their judgement is the last word on matters.

I would congratulate Rachel Lowe in what she has achieved and also for here MBE

Source: www.facebook.com

Failure (if you want to call this sudden change in circumstances failure) is the condiment that gives success its flavour.  We are what we repeatedly do.  Excellence therefore is not an act, but a habit.  You have come out of each setback repeatedly stronger.  So too will you come out of this a more powerful person.    Take heart that this is only a temporary setback, one of those ups and downs that is so much part of life.

Rachel, I wish you all the best.

Best regards
Eileen

Dear Rachel,

As Director of a film production company I empathise completely with your struggle and hope you continue the fight and be strong. Hard work and talent will pay you back in droves and I wish you all the best,

Kind Regards

Jon Max Spatz

Director, Signature Pictures