Lori Flowers

I went ahead and opened that door. And then D.C. called. And because of that, I think it's your reputation and it's how you deal with people. And that's why I always tell people don't burn bridges. And then it's so cliche, but don't burn bridges because people talk. And every move that I made was somebody putting my name into their conversation or into the opportunity.

I went ahead and opened that door. And then D.C. called. And because of that, I think it's your reputation and it's how you deal with people. And that's why I always tell people don't burn bridges. And then it's so cliche, but don't burn bridges because people talk. And every move that I made was somebody putting my name into their conversation or into the opportunity.

And they reached out and said, do you want to do this? So that I didn't have to like, hey, can I get in? They were already like, come on in. So that part was pretty cool.

And they reached out and said, do you want to do this? So that I didn't have to like, hey, can I get in? They were already like, come on in. So that part was pretty cool.

And they reached out and said, do you want to do this? So that I didn't have to like, hey, can I get in? They were already like, come on in. So that part was pretty cool.

I think, so a seat at the table, what I was realizing is a lot of young ladies would come to me and ask me all these questions. How do I get an interview? What do I do in the interview? How do I shake a hand? How do I get a resume together? And then I just figured, you know what, instead of just having all these multiple conversations and multiple emails, put it all in a book.

I think, so a seat at the table, what I was realizing is a lot of young ladies would come to me and ask me all these questions. How do I get an interview? What do I do in the interview? How do I shake a hand? How do I get a resume together? And then I just figured, you know what, instead of just having all these multiple conversations and multiple emails, put it all in a book.

I think, so a seat at the table, what I was realizing is a lot of young ladies would come to me and ask me all these questions. How do I get an interview? What do I do in the interview? How do I shake a hand? How do I get a resume together? And then I just figured, you know what, instead of just having all these multiple conversations and multiple emails, put it all in a book.

Now I will say the book is very, very small, very small. But I was, I was scheduled to speak at this event. And instead of doing like handouts, I figured, let me just go ahead and put together something, a small book with everything, every question you'd want to know, I got it for you. And so put together the book when it was released, it was exciting. And I, I,

Now I will say the book is very, very small, very small. But I was, I was scheduled to speak at this event. And instead of doing like handouts, I figured, let me just go ahead and put together something, a small book with everything, every question you'd want to know, I got it for you. And so put together the book when it was released, it was exciting. And I, I,

Now I will say the book is very, very small, very small. But I was, I was scheduled to speak at this event. And instead of doing like handouts, I figured, let me just go ahead and put together something, a small book with everything, every question you'd want to know, I got it for you. And so put together the book when it was released, it was exciting. And I, I,

I say it's kind of hesitant because I feel like there's more that needs to go into that book. And I plan on doing it because times have changed. But what doesn't go out of style is basic etiquette, business etiquette, basic branding and how you set yourself up for success. So when they came out, I was really excited and I did my best to, you know, promote it and get it out.

I say it's kind of hesitant because I feel like there's more that needs to go into that book. And I plan on doing it because times have changed. But what doesn't go out of style is basic etiquette, business etiquette, basic branding and how you set yourself up for success. So when they came out, I was really excited and I did my best to, you know, promote it and get it out.

I say it's kind of hesitant because I feel like there's more that needs to go into that book. And I plan on doing it because times have changed. But what doesn't go out of style is basic etiquette, business etiquette, basic branding and how you set yourself up for success. So when they came out, I was really excited and I did my best to, you know, promote it and get it out.

I did a few radio shows to talk about it because I feel really strong about women in business. I feel like there is so much, so many opportunities. But sometimes we shy away because we think we're not good enough or we think we don't have this or that to propel ourselves forward. But we actually do. And so that's kind of been my whole thing is.

I did a few radio shows to talk about it because I feel really strong about women in business. I feel like there is so much, so many opportunities. But sometimes we shy away because we think we're not good enough or we think we don't have this or that to propel ourselves forward. But we actually do. And so that's kind of been my whole thing is.

I did a few radio shows to talk about it because I feel really strong about women in business. I feel like there is so much, so many opportunities. But sometimes we shy away because we think we're not good enough or we think we don't have this or that to propel ourselves forward. But we actually do. And so that's kind of been my whole thing is.

a seat at the table and helping young ladies navigate and get their way into this industry. And I just feel like that's always been my heart.

a seat at the table and helping young ladies navigate and get their way into this industry. And I just feel like that's always been my heart.

a seat at the table and helping young ladies navigate and get their way into this industry. And I just feel like that's always been my heart.