Deborah Shane is a tenacious woman who has transitioned through several careers. In 2006, Deborah made a decision to change her career life as she had known it over two decades. She wasn't laid off, downsized or fired. She made a thoughtful, voluntary decision to change her career path. This book is about career transition, not as a periodic occurance anymore, but as a way of life. Deborah has transformed herself from a rockin singer/published songwriter, teacher and award-winning broadcast radio sales professional into a author, branding strategist, nationally published writer, speaker and media host. In this exciting venture, Deborah has combined all of her skills and talents into a business that guides and motivates others through their career transition, business development and professional advancement. This book is Deborah's story, her process, and the lessons she's learned taking ther leap with faith to change her career direction. It is her hope that her story inspires and motivates people of any age to believe that the life and career they want is the life they can have. In addition to Deborah's first-hand experience, others who have reinvented, re-branded, and re-birthed themselves share their inspirational stories throughout the book. Learn from such career powerhouses as Tory Johnson, workplace contributor for ABC's Good Morning America and founder of WomenforHire.com, J.T. O'Donnell, founder of Careerealism.com, and CEO/Founder of SmallBizTrends.com Anita Campbell plus many more. The book offers lots of resources, including websites, blogs and books from some well-known career experts. As the finishing touch, Deborah has created a CAB-Career Action E-Book, a companion journal full of exercises and book excerpts that will help you discover your passion and determine your next career move. Deborah's Five Steps to Career Reinvention will help you uncover your new career possibilities, develop a bold, fresh persona, and establish a realistic and achievable career transition blueprint and plan. Are you ready to career transition and make the shift? If not now when?