Quiet Girls Can Run the World

Owning Your Power When You're Not the Alpha in the Room

De: Rebecca Holman

Narrado por: Marisa Calin

Duración: 6 h y 59 m

Resumen del Editor

This Lean In for introverts empowers women who may not be the loudest and most assertive people in the room to lead on their own terms.

Our culture tells us that in order to succeed at work and in life, we need to be vocal, assertive leaders; but a strong team requires multiple perspectives and personality types - even, or especially, the ones that often go under the radar. In this deeply relatable book, Rebecca Holman shares research and her own hard-won experiences to empower other introvert women to harness their strengths, rather than conform to a one-size-fits-all template of success.

Quiet Girls Can Run the World tells introverts how to lead in ways that come naturally - by nurturing the talents of others, taking the time to reflect before making a decision, exercising emotional intelligence, and leaving egos at the door. In highlighting the power of "quiet" qualities, Holman also encourages us to push outside our comfort zones, so we can stand our ground in expressing our views, work well with those who have different personalities, and bring our A game to each public speaking opportunity.

©2018 Rebecca Holman (P)2018 Penguin Audio

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Holman makes a persuasive case that success isn’t reserved for the Alphas. Betas - considered, relational, believers in balance - are redefining women’s leadership in the workplace. From office politics to popular culture to social media, Holman shows just how much #BetaWomenRock!" (Beth L. Buelow, author of The Introvert Entrepreneur: Amplify Your Strengths and Create Success on Your Own Terms)

"Quietly ambitious women who feel stuck at the intersection of an introverted nature and stereotypical nurture will find solace and fresh perspectives in Holman's thoughtful book." (Sophia Dembling, author of The Introvert's Way and Introverts in Love)

"There's more than one way to achieve success in this world, and Quiet Girls Can Run the World shows us that women who may not be the loudest or most assertive people in the room can still win - all while staying true to themselves." (Carrie Kerpen, cofounder and CEO of Likeable Media and author of Work It)

Misogyny disguised as empowerment

As an avowed introvert, I was hoping that this book would provide insights for my benefit. Instead, I found that it largely reaffirmed traditional gender roles without really getting to the “rule the world” part.