I have read Suze Orman’s popular book Women and Money and thought it had some great points. Check out this video clip and let me know what you think. Are women putting their needs last? Are we putting ourselves “on the sales rack?” Are we undervaluing what we do, therefore making the world view us as less valuable?
Article by Nicole Crimaldi
Nicole Crimaldi is the founder of mscareergirl.com, works in finance, studies internet marketing and lives in Chicago. Keep in touch by following her on Twitter
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If anyone can relate to where you're at in your career, it's Nicole Crimaldi: Nicole spent 5 years in corporate America, switched career paths, worked at a start-up, survived a layoff and is now self-employed. Nicole believes that career satisfaction is a huge part of overall happiness. Therefore, she started Ms. Career Girl to help other women get off the treadmill and onto a more fulfilling path.