Lucas worked her way up the corporate ladder: Don’t judge a book by its cover
Program Titles
- The first hunk of meat you sell is yourself
- If you don’t like someone then they don’t like you
- Don’t get all wrapped up in yourself
- How to deal with a negative work environment
- A strong business mind crossed with superbly sympathetic people skills
- Wisdom can transform the working relationships you have with your staff/s
Mary Bichelmeyer Lucas, ( B.D. = Butcher’s Daughter): There’s a familiar adage: Don’t judge a book by its cover. But if Mary is her book’s cover, toss this timeworn saying out the window. Lucas outwardly exudes advice, and her innate ability to celebrate and inspire others adds to a well-lived life. Her endearing story spans from when she began her career in the staffing industry to when she rose to senior management with a billion-dollar company.
As she climbs the corporate ladder, Lucas is guided by her father’s advice — honed from his career as a butcher.
She is organized into bites of wisdom summarized into a few quotes from her Father, the Butcher. These tidbits include such gems as:
“The first hunk of meat you sell is yourself”,
“If you don’t like someone, then they don’t like you”, and
“Don’t get all wrapped up in yourself because if you are all wrapped up in yourself, you make a damn small package.”
Ranging from starting a new job to dealing with difficult clients to addressing how to deal with a negative work environment,
How she helps solve her problems: By going to her grandfather for the titular helpful treats, Lucas imparts her father’s unique sensibility: a strong business mind crossed with superbly sympathetic people skills.
You will feel Lucas’s love and respect for her father, her upbeat outlook on life, and her desire to help share his message with the world.
Lucas blends a memoir and tribute to her father with practical business management skills and self-help motivation.
“…People from all walks of life and professions, from teachers to business owners and managers, will realize that its wisdom can transform their working relationships with their staffs.”
She is full of simple philosophy from a humble butcher, but with Lucas’s reverent style and her father’s ample wisdom, Lunchmeat & Life Lessons can do just that.
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