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MAN-ERISMS: Being a Success in a Masculine World
Disrupting Female Roles to Shift the Paradigm of Working Women
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You are Looking for Simple Tips to Create a Shift in Your Job You are interested in what it might take to Lead others You are Curious as to Why you are still Sitting in the same Position for years You are wondering why so many Men have the Executive positions in your Company You are interested in finding out how you are Perceived by others You Want something Different for Your Life You are Looking for a New Path And, much, much more!
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Today, get this Amazon #100 Women In Business bestseller on your PC, Mac, smart phone, tablet or Kindle device.
You’re about to discover how to...
Take control of your job and position within the workplace and shift into a leader that inspires others. We will look at simple ways of being and actions that Men innately are that supports them in taking charge and climbing the corporate ladders with simplicity and ease.
Here Is A Preview Of Why You Would Want to Read this Book...
You are Looking for Simple Tips to Create a Shift in Your Job You are interested in what it might take to Lead others You are Curious as to Why you are still Sitting in the same Position for years You are wondering why so many Men have the Executive positions in your Company You are interested in finding out how you are Perceived by others You Want something Different for Your Life You are Looking for a New Path And, much, much more!
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- GenresBusinessLeadership
46 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 27, 2014
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About the author
Bethany Londyn
6 books4 followersBETHANY LONDYN has been internationally recognized for her signature coaching services; facilitating workshops at companies and institutions throughout the U.S., as well as writing for multiple media outlets. She helps men and women jump-start their life toward manifesting their dreams, overcoming limiting beliefs and obstacles along the way. Londyn’s mission is to support people in finding their own truth, which in turn produces their innate freedom. Her personalized approach will allow you to dig deep, and align with actual results like never before.
Londyn often write for other publications such as MindBodyGreen, ThriveGlobal, YogaJournal, and facilitates healings, and often called MAGIC {indescribable results} for her clients.
Londyn often write for other publications such as MindBodyGreen, ThriveGlobal, YogaJournal, and facilitates healings, and often called MAGIC {indescribable results} for her clients.
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April 8, 2014
Man-erisms is a valuable, well-written book that any woman looking move up the latter in the corporate world should read. The advice in this book is clearly laid out and easy to comprehend. I feel really motivated to make a change after reading this book. Try it out!
April 11, 2014
Hits home for me
Very interesting, I realized that by not sharing my thoughts at meetings, it was really a disservice to my co-workers. This is an empowering and easy read worth sharing!
Very interesting, I realized that by not sharing my thoughts at meetings, it was really a disservice to my co-workers. This is an empowering and easy read worth sharing!
September 25, 2016
When judges have to ask women lawyers not to wear flip-flops and tank tops to court, we've got a long way to go, baby.
I LOVED this book and I wish every young woman would read it. Sadly, women come out of business, law, and medical schools with little or no knowledge of how to survive and thrive in the professional world. Each one has to learn from trial-and-costly-error.
Men and women are different. Whether that difference is in our DNA or springs from being told to "act like a little lady" or being praised for being "sweet as sugar" doesn't really matter. We must accept that some personality traits that our society values in females are not those that promote a successful professional career.
This is a dense book with a lot of information, but it boils down to two things: confidence and professionalism. As the author points out, men's strident confidence is a survival strategy that dates from the days when the toughest-acting caveman got the food and the females and the weaker-seeming ones starved and fathered no children.
Confidence may not come naturally for women, but it's a skill and all skills can be learned. A confident woman will stand, walk, and talk in a manner that gets respect from others. She won't feel the need to talk too much or apologize unnecessarily or denigrate herself or others. She won't find herself being passed over for a promotion because she'll insist on being valued for her excellent work. She won't be paid less than a man in the same job because she'll research salaries and hold out for appropriate pay.
Professionalism is vital to women. It encompasses how a woman dresses, speaks, and acts. Restraint in navigating the sometimes treacherous waters of the workplace pays off. Dress conservatively. Don't share personal information. Don't get involved in the personal lives of colleagues. And don't ever forget that they're co-workers, not friends.
If you're a student or just starting your career, studying this little book could save you a lot of grief and money. If you're older, it's never too late to learn. If you're determined to "be yourself" fine, but realize that it could be holding you back in your career. It's your life and your choice.
I LOVED this book and I wish every young woman would read it. Sadly, women come out of business, law, and medical schools with little or no knowledge of how to survive and thrive in the professional world. Each one has to learn from trial-and-costly-error.
Men and women are different. Whether that difference is in our DNA or springs from being told to "act like a little lady" or being praised for being "sweet as sugar" doesn't really matter. We must accept that some personality traits that our society values in females are not those that promote a successful professional career.
This is a dense book with a lot of information, but it boils down to two things: confidence and professionalism. As the author points out, men's strident confidence is a survival strategy that dates from the days when the toughest-acting caveman got the food and the females and the weaker-seeming ones starved and fathered no children.
Confidence may not come naturally for women, but it's a skill and all skills can be learned. A confident woman will stand, walk, and talk in a manner that gets respect from others. She won't feel the need to talk too much or apologize unnecessarily or denigrate herself or others. She won't find herself being passed over for a promotion because she'll insist on being valued for her excellent work. She won't be paid less than a man in the same job because she'll research salaries and hold out for appropriate pay.
Professionalism is vital to women. It encompasses how a woman dresses, speaks, and acts. Restraint in navigating the sometimes treacherous waters of the workplace pays off. Dress conservatively. Don't share personal information. Don't get involved in the personal lives of colleagues. And don't ever forget that they're co-workers, not friends.
If you're a student or just starting your career, studying this little book could save you a lot of grief and money. If you're older, it's never too late to learn. If you're determined to "be yourself" fine, but realize that it could be holding you back in your career. It's your life and your choice.
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