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Change One Thing: Discover What’s Holding You Back – and Fix It – With the Secrets of a Top Executive Image Consultant

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If You Could Change One Thing About Yourself, What Would It Be?
Change One Thing is your new secret weapon in the quest to look, feel, and be your best--by transforming those little things that keep you from shining like you should. Be it an outdated wardrobe or an understated personality, executive image consultant Anna Soo Wildermuth gives you the tools you need to change how others see you--and how you see yourself. Her self-assessment quizzes show you where you're coming up short, help you shake up your usual routine, and point you in your new direction. Change One Thing is the first step to finding out what's keeping you from the job, the relationship, or the life you want. “Anna's work is straightforward and down-to-earth. Her book, like her workshops, gives practical, easy-to-use tips for looking your best so you can be your best.”
--George Vukotich, director of leadership development, HSBC “Anna remains an ongoing resource for me, providing insight and understanding that has been invaluable in my career and my daily life. There is no one like her.”
--Connie DuBois, director of communications, Siemens Medical Diagnostics

224 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

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January 3, 2010
This was a quick read. I finished it in one day, the great skimmer. This is more catered to business type jobs, but I found a few tips that I can apply to my work and personal life.

Their style of writing was easy to follow. The writing was not weighed down with a lot of unnecessary story telling. However, I did not like the true/false questions in each section. I had to keep flipping back to the page with the questions while reading the answers to get a full understanding. The questions should be included with each explanation in any future editions. That's just my two cents.

Happy Reading,
Erika
Profile Image for Danyal Wahid.
111 reviews28 followers
March 11, 2015
This book is essentially meant for business personnel which is obvious given the title. I did learn a few things which might help me in the future but there was little to take from it in terms of general personal improvement. The tips and lessons were nice and the writing was good but it was far from a compelling and insightful read.
Profile Image for Tatiana.
18 reviews7 followers
October 22, 2009
I really enjoyed this book! Although I'm not currently out in the workforce, I still learned a lot about myself and how I can improve my image. I'm that much more prepared for employment down the road. I really think everyone can relate to this book!
Profile Image for Catherine.
322 reviews
January 28, 2013
Was hoping for some revelations from this book, but it's mostly about image and how to change your image. Too big picture
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39 reviews2 followers
August 14, 2013
No esperaba descubrir el hilo negro, pero los tips útiles son muy pocos en el libro.
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November 21, 2017
This book suggests ways that you can change your image so that you are more successful.
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