Bookpod sep 2021 (2 Ergebnisse)

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - You were raised to believe that humble is best. Your hard work will get you noticed one day. You keep quiet about your achievements. Your inner voice tells you to wait - it's not your time. And your confidence is crushed.You're not alone. Most of the women I work with have asked these questions at some point in their lives. They worry about putting their own needs first. They worry about being judged harshly by other people. They worry about failing if they follow their dreams and whether they will ever have the courage to be visible.In Worthy, you will discover how to stop mauling your mojo, straighten your self-talk and create an intentional life. You will learn how to: - circumvent everyday challenges women face when investing in their personal growth- find the job you love - or love the job you have- maximise your precious time and funds by targeting the learning and development you desire most- connect for capacity-building so you can lean into leadership.It's time to stop avoiding your ambition and put yourself first. It's time to follow the steps outlined in this book and embrace the worthy woman you already are.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Now more than ever before, we are living in a world that's highly interconnected and interdependent, which means an action in one place has a very real influence elsewhere. In Finding a Better Way, an unlikely duo explores ways in which Western society has become disconnected and how we might strive for a better future - not only for ourselves but for future generations. Finding a Better Way is a meeting of the minds between Michelle, a Generation Y female freelance editor, and David, a Generation X male who is a former technology executive turned business advisor. Writing from their vantage point in Australia, they discuss trends and ideas across four key themes: country, workplace, community and family. Their reflections are based on almost 200 pieces of research, but there are some points of difference between them that will make you stop and think. David and Michelle openly admit they do not have all the answers - and that is the point. They encourage you to reflect on what they have written and think about your own experiences and views. The book discusses everything from politics and short-termism to the rise of the gig economy and digital burnout. It also explores more sensitive topics, like depression and loneliness, as well as ideas of masculinity and femininity, the pursuit of work-life balance, and what it means to be a family in the 21st century. David and Michelle also highlight ways in which we might do things differently, individually and collectively, at times drawing on Scandinavian concepts such as Janteloven, niksen and hygge. As we step into an entirely new world, Finding a Better Way serves as a much-needed reference point of where we have been and, more importantly, where we are going.…