One for Me, Two for Me
A Practical Girl'S Guide to Saving Money, Living Better, and Thriving
Published on 15. January 2015
206 pages
978-1-5035-2262-6 (ISBN)
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Anyone whos just starting out, graduating, moving out of your parents home for the first time or are transitioning from dependence on parents (or others) to independence will find this book valuable and insightful. Its designed to help you develop the plans needed to achieve your dreams.
This book, One for Me, Two for Me: A Practical Girls Guide to Saving Money, Living Better, and Thriving, provides a framework for planning and developing personal and career goals, dealing with change, taking care of yourself, and taking control of your finances. The insights and tools are simple and easy to use and designed to be thought-provoking and interactive, with exercises designed to reinforce your understanding of who you are and what you want your life to be. Included are practical insights and exercises to help you:
get to know yourself better,
identify your goals,
plan your next career move,
write your job description,
start or improve your investment/savings strategy,
deal with and manage change, and
develop plans to address home and family issues.
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Brenda Robinson
One for Me, Two for Me
A Practical Girl's Guide to Saving Money, Living Better, and Thriving
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01/2015
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Brenda Robinson has over twenty-five years of experience in the healthcare, manufacturing, and aerospace industries and has held leadership positions in call center management, Six Sigma / lean project management, global cost savings program management, and finance and accounting. She is certified in Six Sigma, lean, and change management and holds a degree in accounting and finance. She serves as a mentor in her employer's mentoring program and is a member of the Inclusion and Diversity Council.
She understands that life is about choices. The choices we've made have shaped who we are today, but the choices we make will determine who we will become. She is a strong believer that, to change your life, you must first change your mind. This sometimes means having the courage to step out and do things others may doubt or not agree with and more importantly being true to yourself. She continues to use lessons from this book to further enrich her life.
