Drop Dead Brilliant: Dazzle in the Workplace with Confidence and Panache!

By Lesley Everett

"Essential reading for everyone interested in improving their personal brand."-Peter Wade, GE Consumer Finance

Whether you're a receptionist, a CEO, or somewhere in-between-you project an image that could potentially make or break a deal. That's why Lesley Everett, the United Kingdom's leading professional branding expert, created the "Walking TALL" method.

It's a cheeky, upbeat, and inimitably British approach to creating a unique personal brand. Everett delivers "drop-dead brilliant" advice on first impressions, appearances, body indicators, and everything else needed to present yourself with panache.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0071494278
• ISBN13: 9780071494274
• Release Date: September 2007
• Publisher: McGraw Hill
• Length: 208 Pages
• Weight: 0.64 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.9" x 0.6" x 5.9"

Customer Reviews

"Drop Dead" Brilliance

This book is a gem for those wanting to stand out from the crowd and shine. Personal branding is becoming so important in our business lives today as we continue to have to find ways to express our uniqueness and authenticity. Having seen Lesley Everett speak as a professional speaker and having read Drop Dead Brilliant, I am convinced she provides us with invaluable information needed for projecting our true selves.

It is what it says on the tin!

I started to read Drop Dead Brilliant the other evening and could not put it down. It is what it says on the tin - Drop Dead Brilliant! Loads of content, it has moved me on so much - I have a better understanding of bodies and mine in particular. I don't think I shall be so hard on myself in future when I look into the mirror - but that doesn't mean to say there is no need for improvement. I shall be using it to review my 'brand'. Great book - and an illuminating read. Many thanks, Lesley

Absolutely brilliant

I wish I'd known about this book a while ago, The advice is spot-on, succinct and easy to apply. It's obvious that the author knows her stuff, and is able to deliver advice in a way that I, for one, have found very helpful. I read a review of the book in the USA, and later heard the author interviewed on the radio in the UK. I then spotted it in a bookshop, and found that it was exactly as advertised. Everyone needs this type of advice, whatever career they follow. It's a pity that a few more of our public figures don't have someone like Lesley Everett in their corner. I think this book should be required reading for all executives - come to think of it, for anyone in business. I often wondered why some people make it and others don't - many of the secrets are in this book.