Shared Leadership for the Future
I believe that women in business must acknowlege their place in the current business climate in the United States, and in doing this, must celebrate our accomplishments, of which there are many, but also must accept the obstacles that still plague us. Why do I say this? I just finished reading "The New Soft War On Women" and there is no denying that women have come along way (baby) but, the journey has stalled and may be flowing backwards.
Topics: woman in business, woman entrepreneur, women in business, business, power, knowledge
Topics: woman in business, gratitude, women entrepreneurs, woman entrepreneur, business, female role models
Topics: woman in business, leaders, women in business, entrepreneurs, leadership
Why is it that women consistently sabotage themselves in business? Why do women in business, particular corporate women, insist on allowing their mind to run away from reality even when it is staring them in the face? The question really is why do so many women become prisoners of their own mind?
Topics: woman in business, women entrepreneurs, women in business, women, corporate woman
Topics: woman in business, women in business, women's leadership, power
Topics: woman in business, leaders, intuition, women in business, entrepreneurs
Topics: woman in business, women entrepreneurs, woman entrepreneur
Topics: woman in business, women entrepreneurs, women in business
As a serial moviegoer, I just love looking for lessons that can be learned for women in business from the story. In my opinion, "20 Feet From Stardom" is not just a 5 Star movie, but a perfect analogy for understanding one's natural role in life. In other words, just because you have the gift of a beautiful voice does not necessarily mean you should and will be a star. The world, in this case the music world, needs backup singers as well as lead singers. The question is which one are you meant to be?
Topics: woman in business, women in business, entrepreneur, leader
As a business coach, the question I hear most often is simply, "Should I go along to get along?" The fact is, if you aren't good at playing corporate politics you might eventually find yourself caught in the spokes of the moving wheel! OUCH!
Topics: woman in business, women in business, women's leadership, corporate politics