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If someone offered you a “mentor in your pocket” as you navigate the workplace in search of success, would you take it?

If your answer is yes, and you’re an African American woman, there’s good news.  Three dynamic and successful black female executives have written a kind of portable “mentor”, in the form of a new workplace guide called The Little Black Book of Success, Laws of Leadership for Black Women. With a combined total of nearly 100 years of senior management experience at Fortune 100 companies, authors Elaine Meryl Brown, Marsha Haygood and Rhonda Joy McLean offer 40 ways to ensure workplace success, whether an individual is just starting out at entry level, is at mid-level or in the most senior positions.

To learn more, be sure to tune into the Money Matters & More radio show today at 10 a.m. Eastern.  Co-author Rhonda Joy McLean, Deputy General Counsel of Time, Inc. will answer questions about the best ways for African American women to successfully navigate the workplace in the 21st century.  To hear the live broadcast, click onto Blogtalkradio.com/money-matters–more.

Have a great week!