SIX STEPS SIX FIGURES by Lauri Williams is a dynamic career resource for everyone.
This book was designed to impact lives on a professional and personal level. Do what others who are just like you are doing - succeeding! Apply the knowledge gained from the book and see your destiny manifest itself.
Each chapter holds valuable nuggets of knowledge that will put you on the right path to gaining that rewarding and ideal career of your dreams. The principles contained within this book are simple and yet easy to apply after you read them.
Don’t hesitate another day. Take charge of your career goals now! You will be glad when you do.
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- Paperback: 114 pages
- Publisher: BookSurge Publishing (August 7, 2008)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1419695258
- ISBN-13: 978-1419695254
- Product Dimensions: 8 x 5.2 x 0.3 inches
About The Author
Lauri Williams is a former adjunct instructor for University of Maryland Asian Division, a Human Resources Specialist, and a dynamic certified professional in her field. LAURI WILLIAMS is an author, professional speaker, inspiring career coach, and job search trainer with an expertise in job search techniques and career planning. She is also a certified master career director and certified professional speaker for community associations and governmental organizations. She holds a master’s degree in human resources management and is CEO of OPTASIA CAREER & TRAINING SERVICES (L.L.C.) based in Little Rock, Arkansas. Lauri is author of the book, SIX STEPS SIX FIGURES: A POWER-PACKED GUIDE FOR YOUR CAREER GOALS AND LIFE (www.amazon.com and www.optasiatraining.com). She also co-authored the powerful Stepping Stones to Success with renowned authors Jack Canfield (Chicken Soup for the Soul), Deepak Chopra, and Dennis Waitley (The Secret). Lauri has been interviewed numerous times, including by US News and World Report, Ebony Magazine, Creator’s Syndicate, and Los Angeles Community Voices. She also is a published poet. Her poem, “Breath Taking,” was published in The Literary Magazine by the University of Maryland Asian Division. “Who Do You Say I AM” was published in “Echoes of Yesterday” by The National Library of Poetry.
