The High-Heeled Leader - Day, Katie
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Never in history has there been a better time for women to embrace and celebrate their femininity in business, because ... There will always be more power in being a woman than there will ever be in trying to behave like a man. This book is for you. You might be working within an organization and want to progress. You could be running, or want to run, your own business. You are a woman who wants to finally get rid of the demons that have been holding you back and once and for all step into your true power and glory. The old way of blame and the "lack" mentality is over-enter the new way of…mehr

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Never in history has there been a better time for women to embrace and celebrate their femininity in business, because ... There will always be more power in being a woman than there will ever be in trying to behave like a man. This book is for you. You might be working within an organization and want to progress. You could be running, or want to run, your own business. You are a woman who wants to finally get rid of the demons that have been holding you back and once and for all step into your true power and glory. The old way of blame and the "lack" mentality is over-enter the new way of "being." Let Katie take you on the journey and see what you discover about yourself. Find out how brilliant, fabulous, talented, and gorgeous you are. Take that first step-explore the possibilities, learn new skills, celebrate being a woman, and join the collective tipping point. Together we can change the world.
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Katie Day is the Charles A. Schieren Professor of Church and Society at the United Lutheran Seminary at Philadelphia. She is the author of Faith On The Avenue: Religion on a City Street (2014). Currently she is conducting research on ""God and Guns,"" looking at the role of religion in the construction of meaning and public discourse on guns. Deirdre Good is a lay preacher in the Diocese of Maine and a faculty member at the Stevenson School for Ministry in the Diocese of Central Pennsylvania. She is the author of Jesus' Family Values (2006), and Mariam, the Magdalen, and the Mother (2005).