Exploring Women's Leadership in 2025: A Personal Reflection
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Summary
The article discusses the author's evolving perspective on women's leadership, reflecting on personal experiences and the impact of influential works like 'Lean In'. It delves into the complexities of leadership for women in 2025, moving beyond traditional notions.
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· 3 pulled'Lean In' was the first one that really landed for me. I was a new mom in corporate America, highlighter in hand, convinced I could have it all.
Today, I don't want to lean in. Or lean out.
Jessie McGuire, managing partner at Thought Matter, shares what it really means to lead as a woman in 2025.
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