Book description
"We all know what leadership is. What we don't know is why so many women are turned off by the whole idea of doing it.
Because leadership has generally been defined by men (and is mainly done by men), we also know that most of the women who do lead…
Why read it?
1 author picked If That's Leading, I'm In as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I eagerly anticipated the advanced copy of this book and was deeply moved by its wisdom. Julia's insights, drawn from conversations with thousands of women over years, including the Women Emerging podcast, offer a treasure trove of knowledge.
The book challenges the modern trend of paid coaching and self-promotion on social media as indicators of successful leaders. Instead, it delves into a profound reflection on the true essence of leadership. The book's ingenious map is a unique way of illustrating the journey inward of inspirational women.
With the infinity symbol at its core, 'Essence' forms the central circle, flanked by…
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