This woman broke more glass ceiling than practically anyone and paved the way for the success of countless women. Dottie had the tenacity to walk up to Norman and ask him to write the foreword to her book. She was an unknown at the time. He did. Her book became the first book written for women on how to sell. Dottie helped the careers of countless speakers with her international speakers bureau. She also wrote the most influential book on professional speaking "Speak and Grow Rich" ever. Dottie was good friends with Napoleon Hill, Jack Canfield and many others. She started destitute, with cardboard in her shoes, pushing her 2 babies in a stroller to the soda fountain that would change her life. Here is her story. Written by award-winning author, Terri Marie
