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We're happy you found your way. If you're looking to tap into your leadership potential or strengthen your current leadership position, you're in the right place. Thank you for making THE LITTLE BLACK BOOK OF SUCCESS: LAWS OF LEADERSHIP FOR BLACK WOMEN a part of your leadership journey.

Whether you're in an entry level or more senior job, whether you're in the public or private sector, you can achieve ultimate success from this "mentor in your pocket" and must-have handbook. We wrote our book to share our collective years of experience and knowledge so that you might benefit and we could pass the torch to you and future generations of leaders. Our hope is to help you maximize your leadership potential — even exceed your own expectations.

Tell all your friends about THE LITTLE BLACK BOOK OF SUCCESS: LAWS OF LEADERSHIP FOR BLACK WOMEN. Share your thoughts. There's much to talk about and great material for discussion. Meanwhile, please enjoy an excerpt from our book, find out about tour dates, book parties and more. Thanks again for coming to our website. We wish you much success on your journey to leadership.

Onward and Upward!

Elaine, Marsha and Rhonda



Publisher's Weekly Review


The Little Black Book of Success: Laws of Leadership for Black Women
Elaine Meryl Brown, Marsha Haygood, and Rhonda Joy Mclean. Ballantine/One World, $20 (176p) ISBN 9780345518484

The authors, all high-level black executives, seek to "support women who do not always have access to coaches, mentors, or the ‘Old Boys' Network," andtheir professional advice is savvy and sensitive to the challenges women of color face in the workplace. They offer self-affirming advice to rev up a career, complete with "MAMAisms"-what the authors describe as aphorisms and "familiar terms, both practical and spiritual, that we grew up with and can draw upon as we travel the road to leadership success." The authors revisit and refresh familiar tips on staying positive, honing skill sets, having a plan of action and following through, networking, and avoiding common workplace dilemmas. They also provide valuable advice on achieving work/life balance and finding guidance, mentorship, and support. Offering sound advice, practical tools, and warm wisdom, this book will help black professional women get and stay on track and maximize their abilities. (Mar.)