Doing It All Isn't Everything: A Woman's Guide to Harmony and Empowerment
Author: Stephanie Allen
Tired of "doing-it-all-to-have-it-all?" In a gentle and wise way, this book shows how women can become whole, authentic individuals who can create and lead harmonious lives--where multiple roles can be fulfilled--and provides the encouragement and tools they need to make sound choices about investing their talents, energy, and passion. "A beacon of common sense".--Dr. Judith Briles (Woman to Woman). (New Perspectives Press)
Table of Contents:
Our Partnership | 11 | |
Acknowledgments | 17 | |
Pt. 1 | The Roots of the Quest | |
1 | Creating Harmony in Your Life | 21 |
2 | Empowering Yourself | 31 |
3 | The Masculine and Feminine Perspectives | 35 |
Pt. 2 | The Facets of Empowerment | |
4 | Authenticity: Knowing Who You Are | 47 |
5 | Risk Taking: Using Your Knowledge, Experience, and Competence | 59 |
6 | Vision: Seeing What Is and What Could Be | 69 |
8 | Doing It All Isn't Everything | |
7 | Health: Using Your Energy Wisely | 83 |
8 | Humor: Approaching Life With a Light Heart | 93 |
9 | Harmony: Bringing Your Many Roles Into Harmony | 99 |
10 | Receptivity: Having an Open Mind | 115 |
11 | Accountability: Taking Responsibility for Your Life | 127 |
12 | Contentment: Experiencing Love and Joy | 141 |
13 | Graciousness: Being Comfortable to Be Around | 149 |
14 | Alignment: Aligning Your Thoughts, Feelings, Actions, and Values | 159 |
15 | Communication: Communicating Well With Others | 167 |
16 | Versatility: Working Effectively With Men and Women | 181 |
Pt. 3 | Moving Forward | |
17 | Last Thoughts on the Journey | 197 |
Bibliography | 200 | |
Index | 203 | |
The Athena Group | 207 |
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Your Best Face: Looking Your Best Without Plastic Surgery
Author: Brandith Irwin
Looking Your Best without Plastic Surgery! Your Best Face gives women what they want: the readable version of personal conversations with a respected doctor who, as a woman, understands their questions. It offers easy-to-use advice on how to evaluate your own skin, choose the right treatments, and find the right doctor.
Your Best Face is the ideal book for any woman who wants the most beautiful, refined, wrinkle-free skin she can have!
About the Author
Brandith Irwin, M.D. is the author of Your Best Face: Looking Your Best without Plastic Surgery. She practices medical and cosmetic dermatology at her own clinic, the Madison Skin and Laser Center, in Seattle. Seattle Magazine recently named her one of Seattle's best dermatologists, based on a poll of 2,500 area doctors. Brandith holds Board certification in both Internal Medicine and Dermatology. She was graduated with honors from the University of Washington Medical School in 1984 and did residencies in both internal medicine and dermatology there as well. She received one of the few National Dermatology Foundation Research Fellowship Awards in 1990, and has both practiced dermatology privately and been a clinical faculty member at the University of Washington since then.
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