Ideas for Women Only: the Art of a Personal Portfolio

Publisher Marketing: IDEAS For Women Only, The Art of the Personal Portfolio--a small book for women with big ideas. Planning your time and organizing your life just got a lot easier! In IDEAS, topics include: identifying talents, time management, problems and solutions, creative collaborations, finding balance, role models, motivation, self-discovery, transforming moments, your life story, tools, techniques, and more. IDEAS helps women focus. Creativity comes in a variety of forms: art, writing, poetry, quilting, and composing; business strategy, party planning, managing, and counseling. IDEAS guides information enthusiasts in all walks of creative life, who wish to contribute to a more beautiful world. IDEAS For Women Only, The Art of the Personal Portfolio, assists women in organizing and planning the most important areas of their lives. By creating a personal portfolio, a life plan begins to unfold that suits personal needs, utilizes special talents, addresses time management issues, problem-solving, healthy relationships, multi-tasking, and motivation. It's like Martha Stewart and Oprah Winfrey information all in one, distilled-to-the-essence version. The world is changing fast. It's cluttered with distractions. Listings in Amazon, Google, and Yahoo reach hundreds of millions. It's time to simplify. IDEAS For Women Only, The Art of a Personal Portfolio will show you how. Each woman is unique, and each life story will reflect it. In just a few short chapters, you can assess the most important aspects of your life with the end goal of a personal portfolio that helps define who you are, what you want to do, and how you will achieve it. Your personal hopes and dreams will come to life using the colorful tools, stories, and techniques inside. Release your ideas. Let them burst forth. Fill up your creative cup. Creative joy is about to begin for you with IDEAS For Women Only, The Art of the Personal Portfolio. Contributor Bio:  Hein, Helen Hein holds a Bachelor's Degree in Communications from Washington State University, and a Master's Degree in Counseling and Guidance.