Women generally know very well how they come across and how to effectively utilize their strengths. They pay attention to their appearance, take care of themselves, and demonstrate good taste in fashion. However, when it comes to consciously applying these strengths in the workplace, many women are more reserved than their male colleagues. Cornelia Topf highlights this phenomenon in "Body Language for Women." The success coach encourages the so-called weaker sex to give more power to their presence. Because only those who stop belittling themselves, hiding away, and walking through life with their heads down can achieve professional success.