Work It

Work It


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“The touching stories of professional women will resonate with those currently struggling to achieve their goals in the business world and will encourage them to keep going.”

Publishers Weekly


An empowering career guide featuring bold advice from fifty high-profile women on how to succeed in work, leadership and life

You don’t have to be a #Girlboss or “lean in” to have a dream career and live a life you love.

In Work It, CEO of Likeable Media and popular podcast host Carrie Kerpen shares her own career lessons as well as those from and an “advisory board” of fifty powerful women in a wide range of industries to help women everywhere make their aspirations a reality. Packed with actionable tips and stories from the likes of Sheryl Sandberg, Aliza Licht, and Reshma Saujani, this inspiring book reveals their counterintuitive secrets for success, including

  • Why women should ditch the five-year plan to build a successful career,
  • How and when to use work “superpowers” versus “pay-to-play” skills, and
  • Why women must stop criticizing each other and start leveraging their collective power.

With advice on everything from mastering social media to navigating office politics and the seemingly impossible work-life balance, Work It arms every woman with the courage and skills to achieve success and happiness on her terms.

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  1. Odin
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    A self-help that's much more

    In a world that progressively becomes more ensnared in the “man’s way”, Carrie has written and narrated a most inspiring book for women who aspire to achieve and be the best they can possibly be in their chosen work. As a self-help treatise for professional women, those of this level of responsibility in the work force will find many worthwhile passages of challenging questions and accessible answers. So much of this book is applicable to students as well. For any woman (or man, for that matter, given their oft misunderstood nature of women in the workplace) who wishes toleave no stone unturned in their career aspirations, this is a worthwhile listen.