TIMELESS PRINCIPLES FOR MODERN LIFE
The Always in Style Series
Professionalism is not an outdated rulebook—it is a lasting competitive advantage. This practical guide shows readers how to build character, earn trust, communicate with confidence, strengthen their reputation, and lead with impact.
Through real-world examples and actionable guidance, Dr. Kimberly Koide Iwao explores the qualities that shape lasting success, including integrity, accountability, reliability, respect, sound judgment, and leadership. Ideal for students, early-career professionals, educators, and anyone ready to stand out for the right reasons.
Always in Style: Professionalism for a New Generation
Getting noticed takes more than a polished template. This practical career guide walks readers through the most important stages of the job-search process—from evaluating job postings and identifying their strengths to creating an effective resume, writing a cover letter that sounds genuinely human, and interviewing with confidence.
Whether applying for a first job, changing careers, returning to work, or reaching for a new opportunity, readers will learn how to present their experience clearly, honestly, and professionally.
Always in Style: Resumes, Cover Letters, and Interviews
Gratitude is more than a feeling—it is a professional skill. This thoughtful, practical guide brings gratitude into the offices, teams, projects, and working relationships where it can make the greatest difference.
Through short chapters and meaningful exercises, readers learn to recognize what they have been given, express appreciation in time, give credit generously, and remain grounded when work becomes difficult. The result is stronger trust, healthier relationships, a steadier reputation, and a more meaningful professional life.
Always in Style: The Art of Gratitude
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Always in Style: Professionalism for Teens
This book brings lessons about character, confidence, responsibility, and leadership into the real world of teenagers.
Written by thirteen-year-old Jacie Iwao and her mother, Dr. Kimberly Koide Iwao, Esq., this relatable guide draws on experiences from school, sports, friendships, and life’s difficult moments to show that professionalism does not begin with a first job—it begins with the choices you make every day.