The Conference Formerly Known as New Attitude

The Conference Formerly Known as New Attitude: After ten years, we're giving New Attitude a new name. Let's be honest, the only thing called New Attitude is a bad Patti Labelle song from the 80's and a few cheap nail salons in strip malls. I can be critical because I'm the one who came up with that name! But on January 28th, it's history. We'll launch a new website that will announce the new name, the theme of this year's conference and the line-up of speakers with all the registration info. Stay tuned!

Comments (3)

But what song will we now sing in our car pools?

I always sang "I need a new attitude" (Patti Labelle style) on the way to NA and "I gotta new attitude" on the way home.

Ha!

Looking forward to the big reveal.

Posted by Stephanie | January 16, 2009 10:33 PM

Same attitude?
The Attitude?
Old Attitude?

Posted by dave bish | January 17, 2009 5:47 AM

Oh no! Well... My guess is it will be a two word phrase (like New Attitude but obviously different), something which flows both regularly and compacted (NA NA NANANANA!), something with a double entendre (NA is Sodium!), and something close to home (We all needed a new attitude every time we went). But those are just categories, as to what it will actually be called I have no idea. It could be something like Finding Edge (Fe, known as Iron), but better.

Posted by Dt | January 20, 2009 11:58 PM

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