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Every Victorious Woman should read BRAG! by Peggy Klaus

Brag! The Art of Tooting Your Horning Without Blowing It In Brag! Peggy Klaus shows you how to talk about yourself by telling stories. She uses lots of examples for different situations, including what to do…if you are […]

John Edwards Trial

Is Infidelity The Norm? Former Senator John Edwards’ trial started today. Edwards is accused of violating federal campaign finance laws using campaign monies to fund and keep secret an affair with his mistress, Reille Hunter. Some of the […]

Why The Victorious Woman Should Read 'Basic Black!' by Cathie Black

Basic Black Cathie Black talks about Power, Passion, Attitude, Leadership and more – all the stuff the makes a woman successful in life and in business. She heads Hearst Magazines, publishers of top magazines like O, The Oprah […]

Victorious Woman! Shaping Life’s Challenges Into Personal Victories

This book has been described by some women as a cross between inspirational and self-help and by others as a “blueprint for life”. 10 Inspiring Stories of real women overcoming adversity First, there are the stories of women […]

Creating Influence: Then, Develop Confidence

How are you going to influence anyone to take a chance on you if you can’t convince yourself? Confidence in yourself and your abilities gives people a sense of assurance that, in fact, you DO know what you […]

Creating Influence

How can you influence others if you can’t convince yourself? You must believe in yourself so others can believe in you. The problem is that most women consistently talk themselves down. Chances are you are in that camp […]

From Journal entries to a published book

I started writing in high school with papers for English classes. In my twenties, while I was going through a lot of personal angst, most of my writing was in my personal journals. In my thirties I wrote […]

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Top Ten Diets

Coming from a wonderful Italian tradition with a mom who was a wonderful cook, I grew up eating pasta three times a week and snacks and desserts were always a big deal. So, like many of you, I […]

The 'Sweet Spot" of writing – guest post on Celtic Lady's Reviews

“It took a couple years for me to find my writing “sweet spot” – that time when I’m mostly likely to write easily. I think everyone who writes has one and, if s/he can find it, I believe […]

Your vote counts!

Last night was the first Republican Presidential Primary, the Iowa Caucus. The caucus is the first election stop for Democrats and Republicans in a presidential election year. That’s why they make such a big deal about it on […]