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As the world of work has become more complex, linear career paths grow less and less common. This is good news! Each career change leads to new opportunities for growth and self-discovery. Ellevate Network is committed to supplying the resources our community needs to evaluate their options when they reach career crossroads, and helping women of all industries find the path that’s right for them.
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Introducing a new book from Ellevate Network:
We’ll let the stories speak for themselves.
Women in Power: Defining Success on Their Own Terms
Chapter One, "Changing Paths, Starting over, and Navigating Transitions" is available for free download today - for you and a friend!
Send it to your work spouse, your BFF, or your mom... whoever is out there dreaming of their own path to success.
“Everyone on the planet is amazing, and has gifts that no one else has. And it's time now to do the inner work to pave the way for the outer success of knowing who you are, knowing what you have to offer, and being courageous enough to go for that.”
- Kathy Caprino
Stories from Part One:
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Kathy Caprino, “Getting Over the Career Slump”
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Deepali Vyas, “Speaking Up and Getting What You’re Worth”
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Caroline Ceniza-Levine, “Talking Career Transitions and Negotiations”
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Jennefer Witter, “Resilience and Public Relations”
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Karen Davis-Farage, “Finding a New Path”
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Amanda Veinott, “Military Veterans and Career Transitions”
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Sally Hubbard, “Killing It”
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Betty Liu, “Emotional Intelligence”
- May Busch, “Creating Value and Staying Interested”