Join us as our host engages with Eugina Jordan, author of "UNLIMITED: The Seventeen Proven Laws for Success in a Workplace Not Designed for You”. Learn about what inspired her to write her book, captivating advice for those aspiring readers and writers. Happy Reading and Writing!
Author Bio
Eugina Jordan is an executive who has built her career from a secretary to chief marketing officer in telecom, where women represent only 12 percent of the C-suite. She is an author, an inventor, and a well-sought-after speaker. A strong voice for women in tech, she won the outstanding achievement “Diversity in Tech” GLOMO Award by GSMA at Mobile World Congress 2023.
Over the years, her writing has spanned short stories, technical articles, personal essays, and now, the leadership book for
the underrepresented. A Russian immigrant herself, she realized there were very few books for the underrepresented written by people like them that knew struggles, challenges, and triumphs.
She wrote UNLIMITED: The Seventeen Proven Laws for Success in a Workplace Not Designed for You because she wanted to help other underrepresented: females, immigrants, and people of color, to climb the ladder in corporate America faster and with less pain than herself.
Eugina resides in Massachusetts with her husband, teenage son, and three rescue dogs.
Connect with Eugina Jordan
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Timestamps
00:15 Introduction
2:53 What is your book about?
6:00 What inspired you to write your books?
7:22 Who is your book for?
10:13 How long have you been writing?
11:32 What is your schedule like when you are writing?
13:26 Is there anything you need in your writing space to help you stay focused?
14:14 Do you have a favorite writing snack or drink?
15:09 What type of books do you personally enjoy reading?
16:37 Are there any books or writers that inspired you to become a writer?
18:22 What books did you grow up reading?
19:48 Now as an adult do you have any favorite series or authors?
21:28 What would you tell someone just starting out reading again?
23:00 What sort of advice would you give to someone just starting out writing their own book?
24:19 Do you have any additional comments?
24:53 Where is the best place to connect with you?