Summary of Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead by Sheryl Sandberg

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Sept 2019 · Author's Republic · Narrated by Mark Felton

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Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead by Sheryl Sandberg - Book Summary - Readtrepreneur
(Disclaimer: This is NOT the original book, but an unofficial summary.)
One of the most powerful woman in business teaches you how to take a chance and become more successful. Lean in, which was born from a TED talk, gives a professional insight about the situation of women in the business world. She claims that it has stalled in the last few years and consequently backs up her testimonies with data and her experience as a woman with a business gift that has been put to good use. How can this be fixed? Is there a realistic shot for a woman to get to the top in a male-dominant world? Sheryl Sandberg goes deep into this topic and gives you her unabridged opinion.
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"In the future, there will be no female leaders. There will just be leaders." - Sheryl Sandberg
With great humor, an outstanding narrative and personal anecdotes, Lean In possess an unique look into the life of a businesswoman. It can be seen as a social critique of the current opportunities for women to obtain major leadership positions, but it can't be reduced to just that, it also incentivizes women to keep moving forward and Sandberg offers her advices so readers can climb to heights they thought were impossible. Sheryl Sandberg delivers an inspiring message for all working women, will you listen?
P.S. Lean In is an extremely useful book that will help you to working for a more successful life and make you comprehend women's current situation in the professional world.
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Ratings and reviews

I loved this book. I didn't read it when it came out partly becaused I listened to reviews who claimed Sheryl's persepective was irrelevant because of her elite statue as a Silicon Valley exec. Boy, was I wrong to listen to the negative press. Should Sheryl not have a voice because she has been successful? I think not. She had quite a bit to say that I felt was relevant to my middle class lifestyle and the issues I face as a career mom. She acknowledges herself, that she can afford to have help but that didn't make her insights any less perceptive. One of the first steps we can take as we "Lean In" is to be supportive of women who speak out. Having read the book, I highly recommend it and now her critics seem mean spirited and small minded.