This book is about improving your life, becoming more goal oriented and achievement focussed. The principles of this book are set out clearly and concisely: How to set goals with related worksheets How to use the ring with your goals to action results How to realize your monetary goals through improved finances How to overcome obstacles to your success How to tap into the ‘higher power’
This helpful and frank guide fills baby boomers in on how to live the next 20 summers to their fullest potential. Useful advice is providedon planning for the future, maximizing financial potential while still working, recognizing when to retire, and reorganizing finances properly to sustain a new, work-free lifestyle. A light and straightforward style makes understanding thepresented ideassimple, while numerous charts and graphs help to illustrate thekeyprinciples.
About the Author
Martin Hawes is a financial consultant and the author of Coach Yourself to WealthandGet Rich, Stay Rich.
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Husband and wife authors David Eisenstein, attorney, and Penny Eisenstein, Certified Financial Planner™ and CCIM, co-hosts of the “Money Matters with the Eisensteins” weekly radio broadcast and live streaming internet shows on their website, www.KMNE.com (known as K-MONEY), bring over twenty years experience counseling their clients in estate and financial matters.
Retirement is closing in for many people who aren’t financially or emotionally prepared. In sometimes creative and sometimes conventional ways, David and Penny point out proven and practical actions for amassing assets so that even late starters can retire in the lifestyle they choose, when they choose.
Sprint to the Finish offers topics such as:
Sprint to the Finish is a useful resource for anyone considering their retirement days!
About the Author
Penny Eisenstein received the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER designation from the College of Financial Planning in Denver, Colorado in l998. She has twenty years combined experience in the financial and commercial real estate industries. In 1993, she attained the CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment Member) designation and has served on the Board of Directors of the CCIM Association for several years. She also is a member of the Financial Planning Association. She has managed over $40,000,000.00 of clients’ assets and has hosted or co-hosted financial planning radio talk shows for over seven years on KTAR, KYFI, FCEO, and KPOP. Penny has a private pilot’s license. She and her husband, David, live in San Diego, California.
David Eisenstein is an attorney, licensed to practice in both the states of California and Arizona. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Arizona in l973, graduating with highest distinction as a member in the scholastic honor societies of Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi. In l976 he received his Juris Doctor “with distinction” from the University of Arizona College of Law. David has 28 years of experience as a practicing attorney, emphasizing estate planning as well as being a nationally known litigator in the field of direct sales law. He has appeared before the California and Arizona trial and appellate courts and was admitted to the Bar of the U.S. Supreme Court in l984. He has been both a member and officer of numerous community and professional groups over the years. David has hosted estate and financial planning radio talk shows on KCEO and KPOP. For relaxation, David enjoys the challenges of golf.
Their contact information is www.KMNE.com
Offices are located at:
16980 Via Tazon, #B-220 San Diego, Ca. 92127 Tel (858) 674-1270, Ext. 22 Fax (858) 674-0870Penny Eisenstein received the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER designation from the College of Financial Planning in Denver, Colorado in l998. She has twenty years combined experience in the financial and commercial real estate industries. In 1993, she attained the CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment Member) designation and has served on the Board of Directors of the CCIM Association for several years. She also is a member of the Financial Planning Association. She has managed over $40,000,000.00 of clients’ assets and has hosted or co-hosted financial planning radio talk shows for over seven years on KTAR, KYFI, FCEO, and KPOP. Penny has a private pilot’s license. She and her husband, David, live in San Diego, California.
David Eisenstein is an attorney, licensed to practice in both the states of California and Arizona. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Arizona in l973, graduating with highest distinction as a member in the scholastic honor societies of Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi. In l976 he received his Juris Doctor “with distinction” from the University of Arizona College of Law. David has 28 years of experience as a practicing attorney, emphasizing estate planning as well as being a nationally known litigator in the field of direct sales law. He has appeared before the California and Arizona trial and appellate courts and was admitted to the Bar of the U.S. Supreme Court in l984. He has been both a member and officer of numerous community and professional groups over the years. David has hosted estate and financial planning radio talk shows on KCEO and KPOP. For relaxation, David enjoys the challenges of golf.
Their contact information is www.KMNE.com
Offices are located at:
16980 Via Tazon, #B-220 San Diego, Ca. 92127 Tel (858) 674-1270, Ext. 22 Fax (858) 674-0870
Through engaging stories and detailed experiences stretching over more than twenty years, Steve Gilliland reveals eight life-changing lessons. Each thought provoking chapter highlights a unique leadership lesson gleaned from Steve’s own leadership experiences and the influence of a Christian-principled mother.
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Review
Irons engages readers with an infectious enthusiasm and an endearing, homespun style. [Swim Lessons] is particularily charming. — Library Journal, September 15, 2003
[Swim Lessons] is an entertaining and fascinating look into the mindset of a truly inspiring person. — Triathlete Magazine, April 2004
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“I came up with the idea, and worried about the rest later,” says Swim Lessons author Nick Irons. As crazy as this may sound, it worked for Nick, and it can certainly work for you. And “the rest” is exactly what Nick figured out-what it takes to swim 1,550 miles of the mighty, muddy Mississippi River in four months to raise money and awareness for multiple sclerosis, the disease his father has lived with for more than twenty years.
It’s hard to think of a riskier, less-doable idea than that-especially when you have no idea how you’ll pull it off. But he did! This book is Nick’s highly entertaining story of the Swim and every pivotal lesson he learned along the way. What he shares here is not just inspiration-it is the rock-solid plan you need to make your biggest dream come true.
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How to play it like a woman and succeed
“The authors have written a wonderful, insightful book to guide women to the top of the pyramid, and to their fullest potential as leaders and women in the fullest sense of both terms.”Mark Bryan, author of The Artists’ Way at Work
“Freeing, insightful, validating, and best of all, practical. Any woman who reads this book will be forever changed by it.”Patricia Aburdene, author of Megatrends for Women
“Dancing on the Glass Ceiling is a joy of discovery for professional women.”Rikki Klieman, anchor, Court TV
Going against the grain of three decades of popular business thinking, Dancing on the Glass Ceiling contends that women have been shooting themselves in the foot by trying to play like a man. Backed by research, interviews, and real-life experiences, authors Candy Deemer and Nancy Fredericks explain why relying instead on feminine-based skills such as intuition, relationship building and communication is more likely to get a woman where she wants to go in businessabove the glass ceiling.
Written in a friendly tone and featuring quizzes and self-assessments, Dancing on the Glass Ceiling is a workshop in a book that gives women the inspiration and practical tools to help them truly transform their careers and their futures.
From the Back Cover
How did ‘Paramount Pictures’ Sherry Lansing, Ogilvy and Mather’s Shelly Lazarus, and Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor make it to the top? Not by “playing like a man”! As you’ll discover in Dancing on the Glass Ceiling, mimicking the macho leadership styles of successful businessmen may help you climb your way to the middle, but if you want to soar into the stratosphere of upper management, you have to play like a woman.
This comprehensive workshop-in-a-book shows you how successful women have reached their lifelong goals by relying on inherent, feminine-based strengths to distinguish themselves as leaders. Here you will find practical techniques for maximizing your feminine skills, including communication, team- and relationship- building, intuition, and the supportive mind-set that nurtures both companies and employees.
Authors Candy Deemer and Nancy Fredericks use real-life stories and advice from highly successful women and in-depth research to illustrate the effectiveness of this more natural feminine pathway to success. The book’s insights, exercises, and techniques will help you strengthen and refine your innate feminine-based skills. You’ll learn how to:
Why try to beat men at their own game when you can succeed so brilliantly by playing like a woman? Read and experience Dancing on the Glass Ceiling; learn to celebrate the powers you already possess and use them to make your dreams come true.
Go against the grain–and win–with the acclaimed wisdom of Dancing on the Glass Ceiling
“The authors have written a wonderful, insightful book to guide women to the top of the pyramid and to their fullest potential as leaders and women in the fullest sense of both terms.”
–Mark Bryan, author of The Artists’ Way at Work
“Freeing, insightful, validating, and, best of all, practical. Any woman who reads this book will be forever changed by it.”
–Patricia Aburdene, author of Megatrends for Women
“Dancing On the Glass Ceiling shatters the old paradigms about women not being able to truly thrive in the male dominated corporate hierarchy. This book will help career women design the work life they want and better yet, it will show them how to succeed at it. Dancing On the Glass Ceiling is not about male-bashing; rather, it’s about female empowerment. Congrats on a refreshing approach to success by showing that women can be women in business…you go girls!”
–Neale S. Godfrey, author of New York Times #1 bestseller, Money Doesn’t Grow On Trees: A Parent’s Guide To Raising Financially Responsible Children and Mom, Inc.: Taking Your Work Skills Home and Making Change–a woman’s guide to designing her financial future
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Losoncy helps you today to change your life. You can learn your dominant attitude style. The exercises presented help initiate a change in your thoughts, feelings, and actions. TODAY will give you courage for tomorrow!
-Dr. Don Dinkmeyer, Co-author of Systematic Training for Effective Parenting (STEP)
Once again, Dr. Lew Losoncy has captured the essence of a dynamic concept..this time introducing the attitude component of self-help psychology as a nutritional science. Plus, he gives us a simple road map to follow to grow ourself.
-Mike DeGennaro, President, Matrix Essentials
Practical…TODAY is filled with lots of activities that anyone can go out and think/feel and do to change their life. Right now.
-James Belasco, Ph.D., Professor of Management, San Diego State University
Product Description
A healthy attitude is the key to success, happiness, and growth. Just as nutrients in foods result in a healthy body, New Attitude Nutrients result in a healthy mind. Today! Grab It: 7 Vital Attitude Nutrients to Build the New You will show you how to bring about the changes you’ve been meaning to make in your life-TODAY.
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From Library Journal
Both these works accept the premise that in the workplace women are more collaborative, more intuitive, more comfortable with 1ambiguity, and less confident with traditional hierarchies, negotiations, and power than men. Lerner-Robbins, a former columnist for New Woman magazine, focuses more on inspiration than on day-to-day issues. She adopts a New Age approach to women’s careers, urging women to take pride in their choices and to seek “solidarity and sisterhood.” Unfortunately, too much of her inspiration comes from excerpts of commencement addresses at women’s colleges. Featured here are short personal interviews with prominent women such as Patricia Ireland, Gloria Steinem, Beverley Sills, Marianne Williamson, and Paula Zahn. Though some readers may be inspired, others will be put off by the monotonous exhortations and the universal prescription to “believe in yourself.” Chances & Choices, based on the author’s experience as an executive in Fortune 500 companies, takes a practical look at how business is changing and how women will fare in the future. Wylie argues that as business becomes more focused on facilitating rather than directing, changing rather than preserving the status quo, promoting diversity rather than homogeneity, women are poised to break the glass ceiling and come into their own. She surveys important topics such as networking, communicating, using power, and developing negotiating skills, successfully balancing anecdotes from executive women with sound advice on valuing what works for women in business and improving what doesn’t. A welcome addition to business and career collections.?Mary-Ellen Mort, Univ. of California at Berkeley Extension
Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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“…If you feel that you are about to make choices or are unhappy with your day-to-day life, then read Paula Nicolson’s book…” (familyonwards.com, 24 October 2002)
“…offers particularly reassuring advice…”, January 2003)
“…Easy to read and reassuring, keep it handy for when you have to make decisions about home-life versus career…” (Rollercoaster.ie – Competition, 17 January 2003)
Product Description
We are so lucky; we can have everything: dazzling careers, financial success, happy and fulfilling emotional lives, well-adjusted children, a strong and supportive intimate relationship, friends, a social life, be feminine and look lovely too. Can’t we?
No. Most women find themselves lacking somewhere and how much we struggle towards achieving all this depends on how much we’ve absorbed this 21st century myth.
Dr Paula Nicloson is an expert on gender relations and reproductive health. She shows us how psychological theories explain women’s desires and their experiences at home and work and offers solutions to help us when the balance feels like it’s tipping one way or another. Easy to read and reassuring, keep it handy for when you have to make decisions about home-life versus career, who you are now and who you want to be in the future.
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How to play it like a woman and succeed
“The authors have written a wonderful, insightful book to guide women to the top of the pyramid, and to their fullest potential as leaders and women in the fullest sense of both terms.”Mark Bryan, author of The Artists’ Way at Work
“Freeing, insightful, validating, and best of all, practical. Any woman who reads this book will be forever changed by it.”Patricia Aburdene, author of Megatrends for Women
“Dancing on the Glass Ceiling is a joy of discovery for professional women.”Rikki Klieman, anchor, Court TV
Going against the grain of three decades of popular business thinking, Dancing on the Glass Ceiling contends that women have been shooting themselves in the foot by trying to play like a man. Backed by research, interviews, and real-life experiences, authors Candy Deemer and Nancy Fredericks explain why relying instead on feminine-based skills such as intuition, relationship building and communication is more likely to get a woman where she wants to go in businessabove the glass ceiling.
Written in a friendly tone and featuring quizzes and self-assessments, Dancing on the Glass Ceiling is a workshop in a book that gives women the inspiration and practical tools to help them truly transform their careers and their futures.
From the Back Cover
How did ‘Paramount Pictures’ Sherry Lansing, Ogilvy and Mather’s Shelly Lazarus, and Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor make it to the top? Not by “playing like a man”! As you’ll discover in Dancing on the Glass Ceiling, mimicking the macho leadership styles of successful businessmen may help you climb your way to the middle, but if you want to soar into the stratosphere of upper management, you have to play like a woman.
This comprehensive workshop-in-a-book shows you how successful women have reached their lifelong goals by relying on inherent, feminine-based strengths to distinguish themselves as leaders. Here you will find practical techniques for maximizing your feminine skills, including communication, team- and relationship- building, intuition, and the supportive mind-set that nurtures both companies and employees.
Authors Candy Deemer and Nancy Fredericks use real-life stories and advice from highly successful women and in-depth research to illustrate the effectiveness of this more natural feminine pathway to success. The book’s insights, exercises, and techniques will help you strengthen and refine your innate feminine-based skills. You’ll learn how to:
Why try to beat men at their own game when you can succeed so brilliantly by playing like a woman? Read and experience Dancing on the Glass Ceiling; learn to celebrate the powers you already possess and use them to make your dreams come true.
Go against the grain–and win–with the acclaimed wisdom of Dancing on the Glass Ceiling
“The authors have written a wonderful, insightful book to guide women to the top of the pyramid and to their fullest potential as leaders and women in the fullest sense of both terms.”
–Mark Bryan, author of The Artists’ Way at Work
“Freeing, insightful, validating, and, best of all, practical. Any woman who reads this book will be forever changed by it.”
–Patricia Aburdene, author of Megatrends for Women
“Dancing On the Glass Ceiling shatters the old paradigms about women not being able to truly thrive in the male dominated corporate hierarchy. This book will help career women design the work life they want and better yet, it will show them how to succeed at it. Dancing On the Glass Ceiling is not about male-bashing; rather, it’s about female empowerment. Congrats on a refreshing approach to success by showing that women can be women in business…you go girls!”
–Neale S. Godfrey, author of New York Times #1 bestseller, Money Doesn’t Grow On Trees: A Parent’s Guide To Raising Financially Responsible Children and Mom, Inc.: Taking Your Work Skills Home and Making Change–a woman’s guide to designing her financial future
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