"Your Career Your Way shows women how to create a roadmap to help them achieve their career aspirations. it's packed with tips, techniques and tools that help you emerge from the last chapter with a completed plan of action, inspired, confident and motivated to succeed. "
~ Laura Lashua, Executive Search Company
I don't know about you, but when I was in school, no one taught me the skills or an approach to systematically achieve my career goals and aspirations. The popular notion was to join a company, go with the flow and hope that somebody, some day would recognize my skills and pluck me from the masses to business stardom. Once I became immersed in the business world, the reality of my situation became painfully clear. I had been waiting for others to see my potential. Yet, I didn't want to just survive in my career. I wanted to thrive in my career!
One day, working on a strategic plan for a new product, I decided to treat my career as a business and myself as a competitive product. I created a strategic plan to manage my career and continually upgrade my skills and outlook in order to achieve a competitive advantage. When I followed my plan, I received promotions, greater visibility, more money, appreciation from management, and new job offers. It was great. I was now in control.
In Your Career, Your Way, you'll find 10 Essential Steps to creating your Personal Strategic Plan. The book includes interactive planning worksheets and workspaces to create and build your Strategic Plan for yourself. I know any woman can follow these steps to achieve her career aspirations. Read 5 Tips from Lisa >
I don't know about you, but when I was in school, no one taught me the skills or an approach to systematically achieve my career goals and aspirations. The popular notion was to join a company, go with the flow and hope that somebody, some day would recognize my skills and pluck me from the masses to business stardom. Once I became immersed in the business world, the reality of my situation became painfully clear. I had been waiting for others to see my potential. Yet, I didn't want to just survive in my career. I wanted to thrive in my career! 
