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Title: Her Father's Daughter: When Women Succeed in a Man's World by Mary Loomis, Mary E. Loomis ISBN: 0-933029-88-8 Publisher: Chiron Publications Pub. Date: 01 December, 1994 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $14.95

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (1 review)

Rating: 5
Summary: A MUST READ for all workaholic-perfectionist business women!
Comment: This book is a quick read and it helped me to discover my true self, and with that discovery came an incredible depth of understanding!!! I am still amazed at how much a learned in this book. In this day-n-age, knowledge is power for the professional woman. Mary Loomis gives you the self-enlightenment you need to use that power of understanding to make life more fulfilling and prosperous.

No longer do my idiosyncrasies or weaknesses destroy my self-image and have subsequent ill effects on my self-confidence. I have a very minor interest in Jungian philosophy for women, and I found this book was a nice compliment to the classic wildish woman mythos collection in "Women Who Run With the Wolves" by Clarissa Pinkola Estes. But with Loomis' "Her Father's Daughter", I know I have found the only secret of my success that will not come from within.

Similar to the reference books that serve as my essential tools in the software development field, this book hasn't been far from reach since it arrived in the mail 6 months ago. I read it cover to cover twice in the first week that I had it, and it has since grown into its current massively-highlighted and dog-eared state. Thank you Mary Loomis.