Normally I am not into this type of books but totally worth it!!
Normally I am not into this type of books but totally worth it!!
“Perfect is the enemy of good.In other words, don‘t agonize, don‘t imagine you need to start in the perfect place or get every step exactly right. Just get going”
This book was decent, but not always groundbreaking or inspirational. Still, it had some tips. The authors seemed set on not trying to be accused of sexism and stereotypes, so there was a lot of repetition of phrases like, “we acknowledge that is not true of all women.”
Just finished this and I‘ll need to sit and think for a bit. The book gives you 12 habits that are most common in women and tells you how to go about realizing them and trying to fix them. The advice is really just, ask someone to help you out, which I don‘t love. I work remotely, so I can‘t exactly have someone hold me accountable all the time.
I‘ll need to figure out how to change my habits but at least I know what the issues are.
#SundayReading - Part of an industry book club that‘s meeting on Wednesday of this week! I had great intentions of reading like 20 pages a day and of course I‘ve only picked up the book like 3 times 🤦♀️
This book is so interesting. I‘m like “oh, I definitely do that!” So it‘s very eye opening!
#nonfiction
Honestly think all women should read this even just to gain insight into differences between how women and men think.
This was a well-developed self-help book that should be a must read for any woman in the workplace. A great addition to the business self-development genre. Lots of specific advice, examples and concrete ways to address the issues presented. Many of the ideas here, I have seen in practice, but did not know how to characterize. Highly recommended. #netgalley