books by Deborah Brown-Volkman

books by Deborah Brown-Volkman

books:

Deborah Brown-Volkman

How To Feel Great At Work Every Day: Six Steps For Creating A High-Energy Success Plan For Your Career

Deborah Brown-Volkman

iUniverse, Inc., 2007

A great reference
Mrs. Brown-Volkman has done a wonderful job of putting together a concise yet thorough guide which can be applied at any stage in your career. This book is a great reference to keep handy in your professional library.

Four Steps To Building A Profitable Coaching Practice: A Complete Marketing Resource Guide for Coaches

Deborah Brown-Volkman

iUniverse, Inc., 2003

Powerful advice with depth - for those who mean business!
I have looked through this book, and have read the first part. The coaching exercises I have encountered so far are very thought provoking. You have to work out a lot of things as you go in this book. It is only a quick read if you skip all the work. It is almost like ...

Don't Blow It!: The Right Words For The Right Job
Deborah Brown-Volkman

iUniverse, Inc., 2008

Most people will change jobs five to ten times during their careers, and some even more often, depending on their skills and where the economy is headed at the time. Whether you are choosing to leave your employer (due to overwork, politics, bureaucracy, or boredom), or have been asked to leave (due to being fired or laid off), you will probably ...

Coach Yourself To A New Career: A Guide For Discovering Your Ultimate Profession

Deborah Brown-Volkman

iUniverse, Inc., 2003

Book could be "Coach Yourself to a New Career AND A LIFE!!"
The Title of Deborah's book, Coach Yourself to a New Career, could also have been titled Coach Yourself to a New Career and a Life. Deborah Brown-Volkman gives some VERY thought-provoking questions in "Coach Yourself to a New Career." Chapter Three contains a very ...

Four Steps To Building A Profitable Business: A Marketing Start-Up Guide for Business Owners, Entrepreneurs, ...
Deborah Brown-Volkman

iUniverse, Inc., 2004

Do you work for yourself? Or, do you dream of doing so one day? Are you worried that your venture will not be sufficiently profitable because of doubts about marketing yourself, your products, or your services? Would you like quick answers and a start-up guide, with resources in one place, to make marketing easy to apply and understand? Deborah ...