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Dr. Debra Condren
Dear Reader, Are you not advancing in your career as quickly as you'd like? Are you not making the money you deserve or getting the fulfillment you desire? Are you afraid of what you might have to sacrifice if you pursue your big goals? YOU'RE NOT ALONE. I'm Dr. Debra Condren, business psychologist, career advisor, founder of the Women's Business Alliance—and mom and step-mom. I've coached thousands of women at every level and found that each one possesses the same fear: if she goes after her dream, she'll be seen—or she'll regard herself—as selfish, the b-word, a bad wife or bad mother. It's this fear of ambition that has forced many women to leave our dreams and great talents by the roadside, rendering us half of what we should be in every area of life. I have a new message and mission: to show you that the real way to have a great life is to see ambition as a part of your value system that you must give equal attention to along with other inviolable priorities, including your spouse, children, and community. In my bestselling book, AMBITION IS NOT A DIRTY WORD: A Woman's Guide to Earning Her Worth and Achieving Her Dreams, I offer fresh, powerful tools for reclaiming your dreams and innovative solutions to the everyday struggles we as women face. Learn nuts and bolts, elegant strategies for taking credit, earning your worth, giving and getting support, deflecting detractors—with integrity, humor, and strategic savvy—so that you can become more empowered and fulfilled at work and more satisfied at home. The New York Times wrote of my book, "'Wouldn't it be inspiring if you could acknowledge straight up, to yourself and to others, that you have big, wild and precious professional goals?' Condren urges women to 'redefine their ambition as a virtue' and to pry apart the bars of 'common self-imposed traps' which cause ambitious women to 'sell themselves short'." As ambitious women, we owe it to ourselves to make the contribution we were born to make. The world deserves to hear from us! Seven lucky winners will get a signed copy of my new book, by going to: www.AmbitionIsNotADirtyWord.com and emailing me your burning ambition question or comment. Good luck! Sincerely, Debra Condren Buy the book at Amazon.com |