Victory Tips
Victorious Woman Month Starts Today
It’s been eight years since I submitted the paperwork to get International Victorious Woman Month included in the “most comprehensive and authoritative” reference book, McGraw-Hill’s Chase’s Calendar of Events. Each year I put together the annual calendar that […]
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Finding Your Voice
Being a “recovering good girl” has given me an interesting perspective. While I wasn’t particularly subdued at home, I was shy and quiet outside the home. And, no matter where I was, I had the need to please. […]
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Top Ten Ways Women Sabotage their Communication in the Workplace
I met Diane DiResta when we were both speaking at a conference. I liked her right away. She’s a smart and savvy and an excellent communicator. I love what she says in this article, so I’m sharing an […]
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Ten Communication Secrets of Great Leaders
Forbes.com posted this article by Mike Myatt a while ago. Here are his “top ten secrets” with my quickie summaries: 1. Speak not with a forked tongue: Act like someone who deserves to be trusted 2. Get personal: […]
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Last Chance to see Kelly speak at Great Dames on April 22
“Savvy Sizzle: Designing the Life of Your Dreams” Is your life SAVVY or sappy? Does your life SIZZLE with Satisfaction or feel like it’s wilting away, day by day? Author and Victory Coach Annmarie Kelly will show you: […]
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Is Social Media Sabotaging Communication?
Between facebook, twitter and texting, we sometimes think that sound bites, shared links, winks and 140 character tweets are communication. But while clever phrases and social media quickies can convey an update or a sentiment (or a snipe), […]
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Cheers to the Iron Lady
Margaret Thatcher, former Prime Minister of England, died today of a stroke at 87. When she was first elected to office in 1979, I was old enough to notice but young enough not to pay much attention to […]
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Managing Men in the Workplace
When I interviewed The Prosperity Sisters in 2011, I talked to them about their amazing cakes at Full-Spirited Flavors. I didn’t know then that the youngest sister, Kathy Lanyon (pictured, on left), was still working full time. Kathy […]
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April's Theme: Communication
Communication is what happens when one person sends a message (says something) to another AND gets a response. It’s all four parts. If it’s only me talking, that’s a statement not communication. This month I’ll be exploring communication […]
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CONTEST STARTS TODAY – NOW CLOSED
Tell Us Your Story Win a Kindle! 6th Annual Victorious Woman Contest is Open Do you have a story? Of course you do! Your story of Victory can help another woman out there who.. Needs to hear it […]
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Support for Women In Business
Question: I was wondering if your business was anywhere near Southern California or if you know of any other places I can contact for Women Business support and guidance. Thank you. Answer: Good question, Alma, because women in […]
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Marianne Williamson and Influence
“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, who am I to be […]
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