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How Women Lead

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Thought-provoking guide that benefits women at the start or pinnacle of their careers | 8 strategies highly successsful women use to achieve their goals

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These inspiring women's refusal to be silent made the world a better place. #silentnomore ow.ly/jU4b3097wYO
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Do what you love and you'll never want to quit. #lovemyjob #girlsjustwannahavefun ow.ly/GB3Y3097wJl
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Don't just accept what is in front of you. Make your choices based upon what will be best for you in the long run. ow.ly/VtUW3097wwG
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Keep #networking. You never know who you may meet. ow.ly/ZE2v3097wiJ
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Keep networking. You never know who you may meet.
Entrepreneurs are no longer limited by age, location, or gender. ow.ly/fJQt3097vYb
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Women-owned businesses account for $2.8 trillion of the US economy as well as 23 million employees. ow.ly/C06u3095kMV
After a half-century, Katherine Johnson is finally being recognized for her great contributions. ow.ly/j2rc3093Y5E
First Woman was Elected to Congress 100 years ago - four years before women got to vote! ow.ly/OWDN3093XDe
Jeannette Rankin: The woman who voted to give women the right to vote

Jeannette Rankin: The woman who voted to give women the right to vote

Today’s post comes from Christine Blackerby, an archives specialist with the Center for Legislative Archives at the National Archives in Washington, DC. 2017 marks the centennial of the swearing-in…

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Take charge of your #destiny. ow.ly/KrKu3090qfD
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Sharon Hadary@hadaryco13 Feb 2017
Speak up about what you believe. #mondaymotiviation xitter.gq/catalystinc/status/831…
CatalystInc (@CatalystInc) profile pictureCatalystInc@CatalystInc13 Feb 2017
Talk about a great role model, Ursula Burns was the first Black woman to lead a Fortune 500 co. #BlackHistoryMonth ow.ly/fNum308Ofpj
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Gain better access to capital through #networking. #ThursdayThoughts ow.ly/gMuR308hFso
Learn to be #strategic with your negotiating #skills. ow.ly/Gwoe3083lcq
When It's Not Worth It to Negotiate

When It's Not Worth It to Negotiate

Telling women to “always negotiate” might be bad advice, a new paper suggests.

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What is your plan to be #amazing today? ow.ly/82m43083kfJ
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We have come a long way but we still have work to do. Check out this story written by @Ventureneer: ow.ly/7LYP3083jRX
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These women are investing in the future wealth of womankind. xitter.gq/weconnecteurope/status…
WEConnect Europe (@WEConnectEurope) profile pictureWEConnect Europe@WEConnectEurope31 Jan 2017
Building a London powerhouse of fearless female entrepreneurs @weareAllBright via @EveningStandard ow.ly/PGam308wKYM
The march of the female founders

The march of the female founders

Start-up queen Debbie Wosskow and magazine CEO Anna Jones are the founders of AllBright, which aims both to support both female-led start-ups and to encourage women to invest

standard.co.uk
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There is a group in Afghanistan called 'Code to Inspire' which is helping educate women and teach them new #skills. ow.ly/Hvb3307JNnX
Meet Afghanistan's female coders who are defying gender stereotypes

Meet Afghanistan's female coders who are defying gender stereotypes

In a country where just 16% of the workforce is female, teaching women to code will help foster greater equality, empowerment and economic stability

theguardian.com
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Women around the world are becoming successful entrepreneurs. #MondayMotivation ow.ly/ML6S307JOQU
Women are making great strides in the political, corporate and academic world for equality. ow.ly/3of2307JOAB
Chapter 1: Women in Leadership

Chapter 1: Women in Leadership

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Sharon Hadary@hadaryco23 Jan 2017
Don't wait for something to happen to you. Go out and make it happen! #proactive xitter.gq/laurenlaitin/status/82…
Lauren Laitin (@laurenlaitin) profile pictureLauren Laitin@laurenlaitin23 Jan 2017
“The most effective way to do it, is to do it.” – Amelia Earhart #quote
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