Lois P. Frankel

Lois P. Frankel

Lois P. Frankel was born in 1953 and is currently 73 years old. Lois P. Frankel was born in New York City, USA.

Dr. Lois P. Frankel is a leading voice in empowering women to build confidence in the workplace, inspiring hope and a sense of possibility. She is also the head of Corporate Coaching International, where she works with people from all over the world and both small and large companies.

Growing up, Frankel had a curiosity about people and a love for stories. As a child, she loved reading and read just about everything, and this would shape her view of the world.

Over the years, she has developed a reputation for combining real-world business experience with deep human understanding in her coaching. This has come from years of dealing with people at work, during which she spotted patterns and helped them get rid of bad habits.

Given Lois P. Frankel’s insight, she has appeared on major radio and TV shows discussing leadership, workplace challenges, and how women can advance without having to shrink their personalities.

Frankel is known for a rare combination of tough love and calm honesty. Whether she is speaking to young professionals, firefighters, engineers, doctors, or bankers, she brings her unique experience to help people navigate their frustrations, fears, and major turning points.

Lois P. Frankel has traveled extensively, guiding people across different industries and cultures. She also actively supports nonprofits and offers free workshops and coaching to local groups, demonstrating her genuine commitment to community and positive change.

Lois P. Frankel's influential publications, including her first book, Women, Anger & Depression, released in 1991, have shaped conversations on women's emotional health and leadership.

In the book, Frankel asserts that many women are afraid to show anger since they have been trained to be emotionless, and that this often results in their rage turning into depression.

Frankel advises women not to hold back but instead to trust their emotions. They should own and name their anger and use their newfound awareness to empower and heal themselves.

Through short insights and exercises, she helps readers recognize that holding back their emotions can become a trap and that, by reclaiming them, they can get rid of self-doubt and sadness.

In Overcoming Your Strengths, Lois Frankel explores how traits like confidence and independence can sometimes hinder success, offering practical advice to help readers regain balance and resilience.

She outlines eight ways people fail, such as working in isolation, refusing to adapt to groups, and ignoring relationships.

Frankel shows the danger of overusing strengths, asserting that this can turn them into weaknesses. As such, she provides advice on regaining stability, reconnecting with others, and balancing talents.

In Ageless Women, Timeless Wisdom, Lois Frankel published a collection of stories written by women at least 70 years old from different corners of the world and from all walks of life.

Through the many memories of the women, we get hard-earned lessons, quirky jokes, and honest reflections on finding meaning, growing older, loss, and love.

The author highlights their wisdom and shows how their lifelong insights can teach younger generations how best to live whole lives.

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