You
can have your cake and eat it too…You
can have your cake and eat it too…An award winning, scholarly professor and corporate consultant transforms into
a writer of romantic fiction…reinventing herself after the age of 50!
Take time and attend this fun, fast paced presentation. You will learn how one woman managed to write her own life script and she will share her insights on how you can do it too. You will not want to miss this exciting blend of the practical and the fanciful. If you are just starting out and need advice on how to begin your life plan, at the middle of your career and need a push to write the next chapter, or have been out there a long time and are looking for a way to rekindle your passion, you will want to hear what Elaine and E. K. have to say.
E. K. Barber
(www.ekbarber.com)E. K. Barber, a born entrepreneur, has owned and operated her own highly successful business for over twenty-five years. At the turn of the millennium, having met all of her professional goals, E. K. semi-retired and returned to an earlier dream...to write and actually complete a manuscript of one of the several stories floating around her head. E. K. reinvented herself and started a new path. She is now a writer of romantic fiction.
Flight Into Danger has been published and the two sequels, Flight Into Terror and Flight Into Fate are complete and with an agent.
Yes, the car is hers…she got it to celebrate her 50th birthday…she is a very fun lady.
Elaine
Beaubien
(www.elainetrain.com)Elaine Beaubien is an award-winning professor, an international speaker, a successful entrepreneur, a seasoned corporate trainer, and a popular columnist. Professor Beaubien has been a member of the tenured faculty of Edgewood College in Madison, Wisconsin for over two decades and has served corporate clients as diverse as Harley-Davidson, Oscar Mayer, Rayovac, CIBA-Geigy, Bayer, Firstar Bank and the Peabody Hotel in her position as CEO of Management Training Seminars. She has traveled all over the world delivering fast-paced, high-content presentations on topics related to business, leadership, communication, planning, motivation, and employee retention.
At the age of 50, Elaine wanted to continue to work, but not every day. She negotiated a part-time contract and teaches only in the fall semester. Then she brings her briefcase and laptop to Florida and conducts business when the spirit moves her. Here she is surrounded by student papers, files and connected to the business world through a cell phone, enjoying a chapter of E. K. Barber’s book.