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Clothes the Deal is a savvy woman's guide to transformative
personal style. In today's increasingly visual business world,
personal style matters. A well-dressed woman conveys authority and
confidence-critical traits for leading a team and driving revenue.
Clothes the Deal shows women that enviable personal style isn't
just for millennials and celebrities but is a skill they are more
than qualified to master, with far less clothes than they ever
imagined. Personal stylist and closet coach, Jenn Mapp Bressan,
explains why closet size doesn't matter, the surprising places you
store "closet fat", how to eliminate it for good, the 10 garments
women need to create an endless wardrobe, and more. Featuring a
foreword by the wildly talented and successful Christian Siriano,
this handbook teaches readers how to master an enviable look-for
work and play-that they can depend on for the rest of their life.
Have you ever washed and conditioned your hair and thought to
yourself, "Wow, this texture looks so pretty! I wish my hair would
stay like this." Then your hair quickly dries into a coarse and
kinky poof that you're now trying to work through and style in some
manner. Are you tired of doing twist-outs night after night? Are
you tired of feeling like your hair is "not good"? Well, "Kinks to
Curls" is the book for you. You'll be able to make your curl
pattern pop and hold over several days. Yes, ladies, no more
twist-outs, and no more fighting through the kinks. "Kinks to
Curls" will give you the step-by-step details on how to turn your
kinks into curls, as well as how to maintain your style with a few
quick and easy bedtime and morning steps. Once you discover its
convenience and cost-effectiveness, you'll be able to confidently
wear your natural hair and also inspire others to do the same. To
get more tips and tricks or to send additional questions for your
specific hair situation, please visit Alexis & Tyshawna at
www.kinkstocurls.com.
'Sound, well-seasoned advice [on] how to bring wood fires into our
lives.' - BBC Countryfile The Wood Fire Handbook shows you that the
soothing effect of dancing flames and glowing embers is a simple
pleasure to have in our lives. Understanding everything that
underpins the perfect wood fire makes it even more enjoyable.
Vincent Thurkettle's handbook is the essential companion and
manual. The expert insight and knowledge in this book allow
everyone to rediscover the skills of previous generations and
savour the delight of a perfect wood fire in all its incarnations.
Contents include... Understand which trees make the best firewood
Learn how to split, season, and store wood Lay the perfect fire
Make an ingenious campfire Choose wood for its scent ...and much
more! This revised edition features updated information on
wood-burning stoves, 'clean' wood and other environmental
considerations.
Not every PhD becomes a professor. Some never want to, but others
discover-too late and ill-prepared to look elsewhere-that there's
precious little room in today's ivory tower, and what's there might
not be a good fit. For those leaving academia, or wanting out, or
finding themselves adrift, this book offers hope, advice, and a
bracing look at how others facing the same quandary have made
careers outside of the academy work. All of the authors in this
volume, as well as the editors, have built successful careers
beyond the groves of academia-as freelance editors and writers,
consultants and lecturers, librarians, realtors, and
entrepreneurs-and each has a compelling story to tell. Their
accounts afford readers a firsthand view of what it takes to
transition from professor to professional. They also give plenty of
practical advice, along with hard-won insights into what making a
move beyond the academy might entail-emotionally, intellectually,
and, not least, financially. Imparting what they wish they'd known
during their PhDs, these writers aim to spare those who follow in
their uncertain footsteps. Together their essays point the way out
of the "tenure track or bust" mindset and toward a world of
different but no less rewarding possibilities.
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