Women Creativity

The Purple Pig wears Red Lipstick is a business metaphor for reinvention using the power of personal branding to help you get ahead in today's fast-paced, competitive business world. In this book, you will learn the eight steps to a personal brand makeover to guide you through your reinvention to be the best version of yourself for success in business and beyond.

What do we do when diagnosed with a debilitating disease? How do we cope and heal when our life revolves around perfectionism and control? What journey do we take with our pain? Susan Montgomery invites listeners to wander through the beautifully cultivated metaphorical garden in her memoir. As she deals with severe ulcerative colitis and navigates the challenging terrain of two colorectal surgeries, Susan discovers the resilience within her spirit.

Struggling to start your novel? Stuck in the middle? Finished a first draft, but it doesn't really grab you? This short, easy-to-follow book helps you speed through your first draft, minimize major rewrites, and keep readers turning the pages. Using specific questions and prompts to expand and focus your story idea, plus examples from plots as diverse as The Terminator, The Awakening, and Gone with the Wind, best-selling author L. M. Lilly talks you through the five simple steps she's used to write every novel she's published.

Discover how to revolutionise your leadership style with Intuitive Leadership: A Tarot-Based Approach. This ground-breaking guide integrates tarot archetypes like The Magician and The Star to enhance business decision-making, creativity, and growth. Perfect for leaders seeking a balance between intuition and strategy, this book offers practical exercises, reflective questions, and tarot readings tailored to the modern business world.

Have you lost your creative spark as a Black Woman Creative? Alecia Renece, a Black Girl Creative in Recovery, writes a love letter to all Black Women Creators, Makers and Dreamers. We were born with creativity and imagination surging through our being. We believed anything was possible…until we were told it wasn’t.