Debbie Press likes America’s Next Top Model. The previous Ford model appreciates the moments of thrill and glamour, which the show gets back to her. Yet her actual concentration is not on who would win in the end, but on the thousands of woman that not at all made it into the last slots. Would they quit their dream of modeling, or would they double their efforts?

Debbie Press is the creator of Your Modeling Career, a book that has the objective to help hopeful models build conviction and self-worth and be planned about their career dreams. Now in its subsequent edition, her book desires to inform women about the choices, which are open to them beyond the airstrip and sleek TV ads, and help them, expand an exclusive and saleable style.

“Models do not need to be classic beauties with perfect bodies in order to get work. There are venues and markets that provide work for models of all shapes and sizes. In fact, models in specialty categories often enjoy longer careers than high-fashion, editorial types, who are subject to trends and heavier competition,” the author comments.