LOS ANGELES, April 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Author Mindy Gibbins-Klein explains that “many women want to read books written by people who have experienced similar challenges to them… The different angles and challenges presented by female authors tend to resonate with women in business.” In her book Awakening, lawyer Areva Martin examines women in leadership and the lies they’ve been told. Her awakening was a realization that despite her hard work, her credentials and her accomplishments, she would not get ahead by staying at the firm that employed her”; she knew she had to step out of that system that she had no control over and build a career for herself. She urges women, “Don’t allow yourself to think that there’s something wrong with you… Don’t stop speaking your mind.” Jill Bausch writes about the need for the same determination in her book Why Brave Women Win. She describes a path for women of confidence and power in the workplace. Her book won a bronze medal for women’s non-fiction in the Readers’ Favorite Book Awards. A reviewer recognizes the strength of Bausch’s “message of empowerment and authenticity…” and sees how “it encourages readers, especially women, to take control of their careers and pursue their passions and purposes”.
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