Investing in ourselves as leadership: a guilty pleasure?

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Jordan-Daus, K. and Austin, L. 2020. Investing in ourselves as leadership: a guilty pleasure? in: Featherstone, K. and Porritt, V. (ed.) Being 10% Braver SAGE.

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Authors	Jordan-Daus, K. and Austin, L.
Editors	Featherstone, K. and Porritt, V.
Abstract	Through the real-life stories of women leaders in education, drawn from across the #WomenEd community, this book offers guidance and inspiration on how to rise above challenging situations and find personal and professional growth. It's time to: -Tackle imposter syndrome -Know your worth -Ask for what you need -Call out unacceptable behavior -Put yourself first when necessary -Raise your voice until it's heard It's time to own your journey and your story - it's time to become 10% braver.
Keywords	Leadership; Women ; Women leaders; Professional women; Education
Year	2020
Book title	Being 10% Braver
Publisher	SAGE
Output status	Published
ISBN	9781529721973
Print	Dec 2020
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Deposited	25 Jan 2021

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