Victory Tips

Advance Your Career

Studies have shown that two-thirds of your success depends on your emotional competence. If you are reinventing your career/business, YOU INC, so that you will be more successful in the New Year, you have to marry your experience […]

Victorious Honorees – December 2011

The Prosperity Sisters The recession socked quite a punch to Carole Algier. For nearly thirty years the glass artist ran a successful business with her spouse, John. Her work was featured in several magazines and on HGTV’s “Smart […]

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YOU INC

This tips article was posted last month on Daily Venus Diva. I liked it enough to share it with you; the tips will help you with your YOU INC business planning. https://bit.ly/s8Yd0J. Let me know what you think.

How to Reinvent Your Career

Get a Jumpstart on your New Year’s Resolutions! How to Reinvent Your Career This month we’re going to connect December’s Victorious Woman of Emotional Intelligence to your career goals for the New Year. You can read about the […]

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December Victory Theme: Emotional Intelligence

Emotional Intelligence It usually starts at Thanksgiving and barrels its way toward Christmas. No, not excitement. STRESS…from not getting enough sleep and eating too many “goodies” to just being out of the regular routine. And while all those […]

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Feminine Leadership

I just returned from a wonderful day in the Big Apple where I attended the NAFE Women of Excellence Award breakfast. Carol Evans, CEO of NAFE and President of Working Mother Media, was there and, about the Women […]

The Keys to Feminine Leadership

Here are the two most important things you need to know about feminine leadership, no matter what you are doing both in and out of the workplace: 1 – In your life, you must be in control of […]

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Happy Thanksgiving!

Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays. Thanksgiving is a uniquely American tradition. In Canada, it’s celebrated in early October. In the US, it’s the third Thursday in November.Over the past few years, I’ve heard a lot of […]

Ten Reasons Why Women Make Strong Leaders

Passion—not money or promotions—is the main fuel that earns victory after victory. Resilience: You don’t fail when you trip, only when you don’t get back up. Brutal Self-Awareness: Recognition of flaws is the first step toward addressing them […]

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Book Review: See Jane Lead

See Jane Lead: 99 Ways for Women to Take Charge at Work When Lois Frankel explained how she chose the women she wove into the content of See Jane Lead, she said, “…if a woman didn’t pass my […]

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Leadership Lesson from Hepburn

Katharine Hepburn wore slacks before they were considered acceptable or fashionable for women, didn’t wear makeup, spoke her mind, was even considered box office poison at one point in her career. She was one of the first assertive […]

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11/11/11: Veterans Day

My father was a veteran who was wounded in the war. He was an amputee and suffered from what we now call PTSD. As a first generation American, that son of Italian immigrants, never considered himself “disabled” and […]