Lessons in Diplomacy From A Contemptuous Woman
It is the first show-and-tell book of its kind, written for a cause.
Mag is disruptive. She has her reasons. She won’t settle into anything that isn’t worth settling into. She makes sure everyone knows that. She believes that people willing to act right when things aren’t right aren’t acting right at all. That rarely goes well, but believe it or not, she gets away with more than you’d ever imagine.
The book addresses common cautionary tales that arise from gaps in understanding. Addressing them creates better outcomes in life, love, and business. The most crucial element is what is most neglected. A new world opens up when what is missing is discovered.
Tremendous leverage comes from understanding people, priorities, and problems in ways that enhance outcomes in the environments where you rule and reign. What if you could kiss the problems goodbye instead of the people and things you love? You can, and it's not that hard.
The stories are wild.
They include 20 lessons in diplomacy, a supporting image, a summary sentence, and practical applications that provide multiple ways to engage. The book has been written to raise awareness of the plight of our most vulnerable kids, to raise money to bring the nine missing pieces together for them and to enhance your outcomes so you can be, do, and connect even better.
One of the chapters is called The One Hundred Million Dollar Miss. You won't want to miss that.
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