What
Do
Successful
Women
Know
That
You
Don’t?
Discover
the
secrets
that
jump-start
careers,
manage
conflict
and
finesse
your
way
into
well-deserved
promotions.
Learn
why
some
women
catapult
themselves
to
the
top
floor,
while
others
end
up
on
the
sales
floor.
If
you
want
to
change
your
life,
get
ahead,
and
be
prepared
for
ANYTHING
from
a
frightening
job
interview
to
dealing
with
difficult
people,
you
have
to
have
Unlocking
The
Secrets
of
Successful
Women
in
Business!
26
Chapters
—
Fast
and
Fun
to
Read,
Easy
to
Use
- Uncover your
self-defeating behaviors
- Reveals
The Boys’ Club Rules
- How to deal
with conflict and get the respect you deserve
- WHY companies
like to have meetings at resorts
- What
men really think about women at work
- How to look,
feel, and act successful and confident
- Find out if
you have what it takes to be a leader
- Evaluate and
update your work wardrobe, hair, make-up
- Appraise
your charm and charisma quotient
- Discover the
secrets of persuasion and influence
- What messages
do you send before you say a single word?
(Are they the right messages?)
- Learn how to
quickly look 10 pounds thinner and 3 inches taller without
losing a pound or growing an inch!
Unlocking the
Secrets of Successful Women in Business, is an indispensable
guide for women who want to level the playing field and succeed
TODAY. This is the one business book that you will keep within
arm’s reach…forever.
For women interested in a career - not just
a job! For women feeling "invisible" or ignored
for promotions. For managers wanting to move their organizations
to the next level. Packing this book full of practical information
from business attire and etiquette
to sales techniques and major presentations, the authors take
on the mentoring role - as they move from
coach to best friend with humor and plain talking! I've read
it and reread it and have recommended it to others. Linda
Crane, President, E.T.C. Service Core, inc.
"How can
I improve my professional life?"
What if you could make
simple but profound changes in how you dress, speak,
act, and THINK to power-boost your career? This book
will gently guide you to achieve maximum impact in all business
situations. All facets of the business world are covered.
Learn how to excel in everything from daily meetings with
clients to business-casual off-site conferences.
Boost your presence and potential at board
of directors meetings, job interviews, sales calls and the
annual black tie gala. Whether you've been in business for
years or are a recent college grad, this is a resource you
will refer to again and again!
You will discover how
easy it is to:
- Make your outside
match your inside. Show that you "know your stuff."
- Get respect
at work.
- Feel, look, and act
successful and confident.
- Look taller and thinner
without growing an inch or losing a pound!
- Create a sharper
image! --even in business casual!
- Master modern business
etiquette in dining, entertaining, and communicating.
- Make friends and
establish rapport quickly and fearlessly.
- Speak and sell with
confidence and self-assurance.
- Unlock your personal
powerful charisma and charm!
- Two authorities share
experience and expertise to fast-track you to success!
"Anna Wildermuth
was instrumental in developing a comprehensive dress policy
for our workplace, which helped our employees identify appropriate
business and casual day attire." Lee Hanson, CEO, Executive
VP, Roman, Inc.
"Linda Brakeall
is a gifted speaker/trainer and a truly feminine and effective
woman who addresses the empowerment of women
in a way that does not require women to give up their femininity."
Jim Vahle, Lake Forest School of Management
This book is designed
for the woman who wants to level the playing field
and succeed! It's almost universal that at some time in her
life every woman has felt that she's battling for respect
at work and at home.
Listen to the real words
of real women as they reveal their struggles, strategies,
techniques and their victories!
Cokie Roberts:
"For many years I felt like I was invisible to both men
and women. People would talk to my husband and ignore me.
One night, at a party, a man said, 'What do you do?' When
I mentioned that I produced a TV show, I instantly became
the center of attention. I find it horrendous that you only
get respect when you do something 'important' or highly visible
or have a fancy title."
Brett Butler:
"It never occurred to me that I was an
inferior gender until I was almost 40! I never sought 'respect.'
I hoped it would be a top-tier by-product of what I did."
Linda Brakeall interviewed
women of all ages, from a stay-at-home mom to a US Congressman's
former Chief of Staff, all colors, shapes and sizes. Listen
to their stories - in their words - and learn How To Get Men
To Take You Seriously In Business And In Life! |