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"Take care our yourself and be nice to yourself." - Beverly Johnson, Model/Spokesperson

"My definition of success changes all the time." - Brenda Carmona, Univision Chicago

"I think the best way to make a big change is through awareness" -Marisol Gonzales, Filmmaker 'Behind The Wall'. "Uno no se puede estar quejando de todo...es uno el que hace la diferencia." -Malin Falu, Host HITN-TV Dialogo de Costa a Costa

"Any person wanting to start a business needs to know as much as possible about their streigths and weaknesses." -Linda Marmolejo, Regional Director MBDA "...para dejar de ser invisible hay que rodearse de gente maravillosa, que te apoye." -Nancy Millan, Actriz

“Entrepreneurship is not for the faint of heart.” -Sheila Marmon, President Urban Adserve

"Two other important traits every business woman must have are commitment and loyalty." -Ariela Nerubay, VP TuTv

"All trends are respectable, there’s always something for everyone. ." -Juliana Ramirez-Navia, Fiorana Jeans

"Be open minded and keep your eyes open to opportunity... and don't be negative." - Lynte Correa, Founder Coaching 4 Kidz "Have faith in your own abilities and where they can get you." - Dayana Mendoza, Miss Universe 2008

"I think working outside your comfort zone is certainly a lot easier when you work with really good people." - Bilai Joa Silar, Discovery Latin America

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Books & Cosas

The Prince (Special Student Edition)

by Niccolò Machiavelli
The Innovator's Solution

by Clayton M./ Raynor, Michael E. Christensen
Gordito Doesn't Mean Healthy: What Every Latina Mother Needs to Know to Raise Happy, Healthy Kids

by Claudia Gonzalez, Lourdes Alcaniz
Don't Get Caught With Your Skirt Down: A Practical Girl's Recession Guide

by Jill Keto
The Latino Advantage in the Workplace

by Mariela Dabbah, Arturo Poire
Give Your Elevator Speech a Lift!

by Lorraine Howell
The MavHERick Mind

by Liz Pabon
The One Minute Manager

by Kenneth H. Blanchard, Spencer Johnson
Basic Black: The Essential Guide for Getting Ahead at Work (and in Life)

by Cathie Black

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Okay, we're just one week away from the Mujer Latina, Un Dia Para Ti event in Chicago. This marks my third year as member of the planning committee and I'm hoping the event will be our best one yet. This year we broadened our topics from health to include a session on Fashion and Style which I will be mediating.

The titled is "No dejes que las apariencias enganen" relates to the signals we send with our image and how that can help or hurt us in our personal and professional development. Some time back I featured Weyleen Ma, an image consultant in Miami who gave us some great advice on enhancing our image through clothing and body language. READ ARTICLE HERE.

Posted on Saturday, November 15, 2008 at 12:46PM by

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