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The B Words: 13 words every woman must navigate for success

In The B Words: 13 Words Every Woman Must Navigate for Success (Brown Books Publishing Group, 2020), Tricia Kagerer uses her experience and the experiences of others to provide guidance that can help women of all ages and all walks of life achieve their goals. Applying “B” words to identify the most common challenges women face both personally and professionally, Kagerer spells out the key obstacles that hold women back, and delivers tools to mitigate their impact through empowering, easy to follow strategies. Whether that means navigating difficult relationships with co-workers, building effective professional networks, or confronting one’s own limiting beliefs and biases, Kagerer’s advice reveals how to break through these barriers and find a path to self-defined success. This book fights for true equality in the workforce and calls for bridges to be built between women—as well as between men and women—to foster open communication and understanding that will lead to a brighter future.

Available everywhere 09.15.2020!

RETAIL PRICE: Hardcover, $22.95 | eBook, $3.99 SPECIFICATIONS: 6 x 9 in. | 180 pgs. ISBN: 978-1-61254-330-7 BISAC: Business & Economics | Women in Business | Personal Growth & Success

 

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WISE IRISH WOMEN: A Journey of Love, Loyalty, and Friendship TO INSPIRE THE IRISH SPIRIT

Like most things Irish, the book Wise Irish Women is a labor of love.

Wise Irish Women: A Journey of Love, Loyalty, and Friendship to Inspire the Irish Spirit, the book presents the stories of 36 remarkable women whose lives were profoundly and deeply impacted by their Irish roots.

Among the luminaries included: The best-selling mystery writer Mary Higgins Clark shares her story of how a widow with five young children climbed to the top of the publishing industry by simply following the life lessons she learned from her Irish mother, which included “never give up!”

The playwright Marianne McDonald tells her story of surviving the biggest curse of the Irish—alcoholism. McDonald recovered and, determined to help others survive addiction, founded the Scripps McDonald Center for Chemical Dependence in San Diego, Calif. Readers also will hear from TV personality Jane Treacy, who, after 25 years as a top host on QVC, is one of television’s most beloved and trusted figures and who credits her pioneering career to her Irish mother’s insight and support.

Each woman in the book has made a big difference in her own little corner of the world.

For more information please visit our website www.WiseIrishWomen.com and also our Wise Irish Women Media Kit