The Career Woman’s Guide to Improving Success, Confidence, Assertiveness and Achievements.: A Modern Woman’s Guide to Confidence, Self-Esteem, Assertiveness, Empowerment, Achievement and Success.

In "The Career Woman’s Guide," Arianna Blakely guides modern women through a transformative journey to success. Addressing challenges faced by women, she emphasizes executive presence and debunks misconceptions about assertiveness. Through case studies, including trailblazers like Eleanor Baum, she showcases the empowering impact of assertiveness.

"Arianna Blakely's 'The Career Woman’s Guide' is a powerful manifesto for success and empowerment. With insightful strategies and inspiring case studies, this book is a beacon for any woman navigating the complexities of modern life. A must-read that seamlessly combines wisdom and practical guidance."

London Times

Blakely explores communication styles, urging readers to catch the "transformation bug" and acquire essential qualities for career advancement. In the second part, she delves into leadership strategies, drawing inspiration from leaders like Indra Nooyi and emphasizing emotional intelligence as a superpower.

"This book is a game-changer. Packed with practical wisdom and inspirational stories, it's the go-to manual for any woman on the path to success. A must-read, seamlessly blending insight with empowerment."

NY Woman

Practical strategies for immediate confidence transformation, such as the Emotional Freedom Technique and visualization, are highlighted through the stories of champions like Serena Williams and Malala Yousafzai. The guide concludes with real-life mastery of assertiveness, providing insights into building harmonious bonds, navigating workplace dynamics, and catalyzing a culture of equality.

Arianna Blakely’s guide is a roadmap to empowerment, achievement, and success, offering practical tools against workplace harassment and inspiring women to unlock their inner confidence and assertiveness.

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Hljóðbók: 24 mars 2024