Ms. K Releases Memoir MY RISE TO THE TOP

Is it true that one must lie and cheat their way up the corporate ladder? Does the glass ceiling really exist? Is it what one knows or who one knows that will propel a successful career? Or perhaps just being born under the lucky star is enough for a success?

My Rise to the Top tells the inspiring story of the anonymous author known only as Ms. K, of what it is like being a female executive in a corporate world. Through her own life examples, the author discusses the power of information, struggle to live up to other people's expectations... and much more! In this book, readers will learn the art of transforming the negative into positive, dealing with rejection and finding that quiet confidence within. The author shares other useful pointers on handling salary negotiations and office politics.

Through her own story of pursuing higher education and struggling with her first job, the message of the book resonates with a strong "Never give up!" sentiment. The author's hope started to dwindle slowly as she casts doubts upon herself. How will she still be able to find success? What will propel her career to greater heights and what will it take for her to reach the top? Will she come out of her experience a winner or emotionally scared?

My Rise to the Top is an easy-to-read story of trials, hope and faith based on true events. It provides readers with very useful pointers that can be applied to one's own situation, career and other life challenges. Furthermore, this book will show the importance of staying true to oneself and keeping one's integrity on the road to success. Lastly, the author sends a message: "The time is right. The time is now. Take a leap of faith."

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My Rise to the Top * by Ms. K.
Publication Date: April 23, 2013
Trade Paperback; $15.99; 49 pages; 978-1-4836-2812-7
Trade Hardback; $24.99; 49 pages; 978-1-4836-2813-4
eBook; $3.99; 978-1-4836-2814-1

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