She Thinks Like a Boss : Leadership

9 Essential Skills for New Female / Women Leaders in Business and the Workplace. How to Influence Teams Effectively and Combat Imposter Syndrome

De: Jemma Roedel

Narrado por: Krista Larson

In an incredibly male-dominated world, it’s crucial - now more than ever - to develop the necessary skills to become an effective leader and start demanding what you deserve.

All you need are easy, proven skills and traits that will help you gradually develop your self-esteem, sharpen your trust, and hone your boundary-setting and communication skills.

If you're someone who:

• Is new to leadership
• Wants to know how to manage a team more effectively
• Finds it difficult to deal with employees
• Doesn’t feel worthy of their leadership position (or doesn’t know how to reach one)
• Lacks self-confidence
• Wants to know the secrets to improving communication

The first step to thinking like a boss is having the insight and understanding that pioneering successful women have - and using it to take constructive action.

In She Thinks Like a Boss, here’s just a fraction of what you will discover:

• What successful women in leadership are doing - and how you can copy them
• What "imposter syndrome" is, and how to finally defeat it
• Essential strategies for overcoming the fears that are holding you back
• Why having a great team is the foundation to every business success (and how to build yours)
• A blueprint for optimizing your team and the outstanding results it can produce
• The four-step communication model for setting strong boundaries
• The rules of negotiation - and how to use them to get what you deserve
• And much more

You’re on a personal journey, but there are key steps you can take to set you on the path to live the life you dream of and be an inspiration to other women in business - learn all the practical techniques you need to make it happen.

©2021 Jemma Roedel (P)2021 Jemma Roedel

Leadership

Great book! I Loved hearing the tips on how to be not only a great boss but how to think like a women and not a man.

Listen up all my lady bosses out there!

This book hit home for me and the experiences I've had in my life. It was like she was speaking directly to me especially when talking about self-doubt and imposter syndrome. I've tackled that obstacle more than I'd like to admit in many different areas of my life.

This audiobook felt like a self-confidence conference in a tiny little package to give myself a real kick-in-the-pants moment to stop doubting myself and my ability to lead. I'm here to win. I'm worthy to lead highly effective teams, motivate others, and get the job done in my own unique way.

Lady bosses, do you need an impactful self-workshop on how to start thinking like the boss you were born to be? If your answer to that question was a resounding 'Heck Yeah!' then what are you waiting for? Get your copy today, boss it up today, and step into who you were meant to be.

Confidence!

Loved the chapter on confidence. I know if I don't build myself up constantly, the doubt and fear tries to creep in. So important for women and men to build their confidence over time and never stop. I liked the 3 ideas you shared especially the journalling idea.

Think Like A Boss!

In this audiobook, you will learn that statistics show that women have a little more leadership than men. I found it interesting even though I am an entrepreneur with leadership.

I bought this book for a friend, and knowing my friend, I'm sure she will love this book as I liked it. All of the chapters have interesting content, and I loved Chapter 8, The Art of Negotiation.

I recommend it for all women. You will discover essential strategies to overcome the fears that hold you back and why a great team is the basis of success. Well done to the author.

I believe the book has value BUT…

So much of the book is quoting other people and referencing other books. That tells me there isn’t much enterprising here.

Also, this book needs the audio redone - big time! A lot of mispronounced words and sloppy editing. More than once I’ve caught a sentence repeat just after it was read the first time. Some of the edits are REALLY abrupt, and I’ve also noticed “pops” on some sounds.