To me on a percentage basis (more men players than women) it looks like the women pros do far better supplementing their income than the men pros do. I know there are more than a few male pros that have done well during and after their pool career are over. I know Allen Hopkins and Mike S.
come to mind right away.
But the women seem to not quit their day jobs while playing, or utilize their names better than the men do. The women start businesses, do exhibitions or sell products. You have J. Lee, A. Fisher, K. Fisher, Gerda, Ewa, and many more on the tour that all have businesses or some other way of adding to their income. Even the women that have retired are doing well in their own job or business.
I read where a new trend in large companies is to hire women for their CEO?s. What is the reason for all this? Surely men are just as smart as women on average. Johnnyt
come to mind right away.But the women seem to not quit their day jobs while playing, or utilize their names better than the men do. The women start businesses, do exhibitions or sell products. You have J. Lee, A. Fisher, K. Fisher, Gerda, Ewa, and many more on the tour that all have businesses or some other way of adding to their income. Even the women that have retired are doing well in their own job or business.
I read where a new trend in large companies is to hire women for their CEO?s. What is the reason for all this? Surely men are just as smart as women on average. Johnnyt
