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We Don't Want Much Out of Life. We Want More.

32 women across eight decades answer the same seven questions. You will be amazed at how women in seasons of life answer these profound questions. You will learn and laugh out loud. Other stories will touch your heart and take your breath away.

No matter where you are on your path, let these stories remind you of what is possible. If you are in a comfort zone or worse, a discomfort zone, you will discover there is still time to pursue your goals and dreams. Open your mind, trust your intuition, reach out for help and make...

Suggests Billy Health survived the Battle of Little Bighorn despite other opinions that not one soldier survived.

Joan Kennedy is a strong and insightful speaker her content is rich with personal experiences, optimism and humor. She continues to draw rave reviews from audiences of all ages delivering a powerful message that life is for living now and the goal for all of us is a life of good health, productivity, fun and laughter." Living life and defying the myths of aging, Joan Kennedy, has spent a lifetime battling life's adversities with humor, grit and joy. Joan has published four books. The third and fourth books are "What's Age got to do With It?" and "Unlocking the Secrets of Successful Women."...

Does it really help women to think of sexual harassment primarily as a legal issue?

High-profile sexual harassment suits, such as that of Paula Jones against President Clinton, are often life-changing events, with all parties coming away with careers, reputations, and lives profoundly affected. Women have long suffered on the job from sexual extortion, now called quid pro quo harassment, but today the controversy centers on -hostile environment- harassment. Every one has an opinion about it; managements spend more and more money training people not to do it; and still the suits...

From the Foreword

The purpose of this book is to share words given the author. They evoke and elicit feelings. Some poems are short and whimsical while others are longer and thought provoking. Many use rhythm and rhyme to convey a message; some are simply words in motion.

Many of the poems included are the result of my life experiences and personal losses and blessings. They reflect the love of family, of literacy, and a personal relationship with God.
The words create a mood and appeal to the emotions. Many writings deal with self and...

In Sexual Harassment, Joan Kennedy Taylor questions establishment assumptions that women are, by definition, passive victims who require government help. She not only summarizes present law and policies but illustrates various non-governmental methods of countering expressive behavior that is offensive but not truly harassing, including a new feminist approach to company training programs.