Marilou Ryder

Don't Forget Your Lipstick, Girl: Sister to Sister Secrets for Gaining Confidence, Courage, and Power (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

WHAT IF YOU COULD BE MORE CONFIDENT AND EMPOWERED BY CHANGING JUST A FEW THINGS IN YOUR LIFE? We all want success and happiness but sometimes our inner critic or lack of confidence prevents us from getting the things we deserve. DON'T FORGET YOUR LIPSTICK, GIRL shares stories and easy-to-implement POWER TIPS to help you radiate confidence and courage in your daily life to get what you deserve as a woman. Simple strategies are presented to enable you to become a fearless competitor, take risks, exude confidence, gain courage and speak up to be heard. The information and strategies in this book will pivot you to a new way of thinking and acting at work and in your personal life! Two sisters, DR. MARILOU RYDER, a professor and leading expert on gender studies and JESSICA THOMPSON, an advocate for women and girls offer simple POWER TIPS to increase your confidence and nudge you out of your comfort zone. The strategies you will learn in DON'T FORGET YOUR LIPSTICK, GIRL will change your mindset and your life. This fun and easy to read book includes:

• Pre and Post Empowerment Tests
• Engaging INTERVIEWS from women mentors of all ages and careers who are vulnerable, strong, wise, grounded, and mentally tough
• A Collection of 58 bold POWER TIPS that will change how you think and act.
• WOMENTOONS-Just for fun while you're thinking about the New You!

The authors fashioned their POWER TIPS after Dr. Ryder's acclaimed SEXX FACTOR: Breaking the Unwritten Codes that Sabotage Personal and Professional Lives. Together they assembled two years of powerful interview data into an engaging and spirited book to help women gain more power, courage, and influence in their lives. Dr. Ryder, Professor of Doctoral Studies is the recipient of many awards including- University Faculty of the Year, Businesswomen of the Year, Johns Hopkins Leadership Award, and California Administrator of the Year. She has studied women's empowerment for the past 20 years and is the author of six books. DON'T FORGET YOUR LIPSTICK, GIRL will change your life. Buy your copy now and get to work. THERE IS NO TIME TO WASTE!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Delmar Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. September 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780990410379
• Artikelnr.: 62615339

Autorenporträt

A professor and women's leadership expert, Dr. Marilou Ryder offers readers and audiences compelling research and tools to lead a more confident and empowered life. An educator with over a decade of CEO experience leading large school districts, Dr. Ryder has been on the front line of the changing nature of women in the workplace. In Don't Forget Your Sweater, Girl: Sister to Sister Secrets for Aging with Purpose and Humor, Ryder uses personal stories from women to provide insight into aging and how women can stay relevant in their senior years.

Her new book, co-authored with her sister, Don't Forget Your Lipstick Girl, Sister to Sister Secrets for Gaining Confidence, Courage, and Power uses interviews and research to provide insight on how women can access their personal power to become more confident and influential both at work and in personal environments.

Marilou Ryder, a professor for the doctoral program at UMASS Global, is a passionate proponent of self-empowerment through evidence-based techniques. Through her writing, speaking, and research, she galvanizes others to summon their best selves to approach life's challenges by accessing their personal power. A sought-after engaging and humorous speaker, Ryder has been honored with numerous awards over her career. Among the most prominent, she has been named a Top Ten Business Women of the Year, California Administrator of the Year, Johns Hopkins Administrator of the Year and most recently Brandman University Faculty of the Year.