Readers are full of praise for Full-Time Woman, Part-Time Career!
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"Full-Time Woman, Part-Time Career is a wonderful book for women who are looking for alternatives to returning to the workplace after having children. It helps women struggling with how to have a career that does not interfere with family. Considering the philosophical point of view I project on my program this is a perfect, perfect book!" Click here to hear Dr. Laura's comments.
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"If you're tired of hitting your head against the glass ceiling, this book will give you a gentle nudge in the right direction. It's filled with great ideas, tips, and stories to help you start your own business. Karen has found a real niche for former career women who are looking for alternatives to returning to the workforce after having a child."
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"What a practical book! It is packed with real-life how-to's that explain how we can balance our personal and professional life. Readers will benefit from the compelling case studies that show what works and what doesn't. Read it and reap."
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A "must read" for the newly mothering parent, Full-Time Woman, Part-Time Career- The Professional Woman's Guide to Building a Flexible Business by Karen Terry, is a descriptively definitive book describing the difficulties in business which a woman may well encounter after having children, and the even greater struggle with finding a career position after rejoining the world of work outside the home. Full-Time Woman, Part-Time Career greatly fortifies the understanding that a woman must have while starting up work again after bearing a child, as well as how to coordinate raising children and running a business with the agility to, in essence, balance and support one-another in unison. A "must read" for the newly mothering parent, Full-Time Woman, Part-Time Career offers a perfect angle from which to approach a perfectly desirable spectra of businesses.
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All women, desiring to enrich their lives, can now access fresh, vital life-changing step-by-step information for starting a flexible part or full-time business fitted to individual needs. The author is a self-employed consultant and software instructor whose clients come from Fortune 500 companies and other prominent sources. Noteworthy: The personal and flexible self-employed business advice will empower all women whether stay-at-home moms, recently married, or desiring to leave the corporate world and bridge the gap between family time and business. This all inclusive book will help expand your mind and provide additional income at your own schedule and with your own rules.
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"This
book is appropriate for anyone who wants to start a business, regardless
of gender. I teach at the community college level, and many of my
students are in their 30s to 50s looking to change careers. Most
want to go into consulting, rather than work full time
for a company. Full-Time Woman, Part-Time Career
has been a tremendous resource for them because they wouldn’t
otherwise have
known how to get started.”
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For women seeking to find
a solution to the competing demands of family and career, here it
is:
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Your book helped put starting a business into a manageable perspective, especially for someone like me who is overwhelmed by the enormity of it all and provided basically a step by step guide that was easy for me to understand. It was motivating to read the real life scenarios.
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"I really enjoyed this book. Over the years I've coached and also met many women that could really use the ideas and tips found in this book. The author writes from her own experience and includes examples of other women who have made the leap from full time careers to a part time career that is fulfilling and profitable."
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Ms. Terry’s
book Full-Time Woman Part-Time Career circulates
very well at the Cedar Park Public Library; in fact we’ve added
extra copies to meet demand. She recently conducted a seminar for
us which highlighted the information in her book. The seminar was
well-received and provided a positive forum for women who are exploring
the options available to them when trying to balance a home life
with a career. Her advice and information regarding the alternatives
available is thought provoking and motivating. Her book is a great
resource that addresses these very pertinent topics that most women
face at some point in their lives.
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