What Would a Wise Woman Do? : Questions to Ask Along the Way. This item is unavailable.What Would a Wise Woman Do? : Questions to Ask Along the Way

Feeling stuck on autopilot, or totally off course?

What if you could go back to key points in your life and ask different questions of yourself and others to change where you are today?

Speaker, author, and entrepreneur Laura Atchison had it all--a great career, a successful business, ambitious goals, and a loving family--when she realized she was off course. Instead of achieving the life she was meant to live, she had been stuck on autopilot--plodding through the life others wanted her to live.  By failing to ask the right questions of herself and others, her life had taken the wrong direction.  Explore Atchison’s riveting and candid story to see the parallel struggles all women share--and the opportunities all women possess to learn and grow beyond their wildest dreams. Learn the right questions to ask in career, family, relationships, spiritual life, finances, and more.

Unlock the life you were meant to have.
Get back on course, and stay there.
Begin asking different questions starting today—as a Wise Woman.

If these people could have reviewed this book, this is what they might have said:

""Laura’s on fire"" – Joan of Arc

""If I had Laura to guide me I might not have gotten lost"" – Amelia Earhart

""Maybe if we had asked how it could end differently than the others we would have kept our heads!"" — The Beheaded Wives of Henry VIII

""If I had read this book, I might not have dated Marc Antony"" – Cleopatra

""Laura’s advice is as indispensable as a thimble"" – Betsy Ross

""Laura found the knowledge I was seeking"" – Eve

Jay Conrad Levinson is the author of the best-selling marketing series in history, ""Guerrilla Marketing,"" plus 58 other business books. His books have sold more than 20 million copies worldwide and have been translated into 60 languages. Jay also conducts guerrilla marketing training programs, hosts the very popular Internet website, www.gmarketing.com, and formed The Guerrilla Marketing Association.