An author discusses her book Choosing Your Power, written after working with 300 women who struggled to claim their voice and leadership. She's published five books total, with more in development, and frames the work as a call for women to recognize their worth and assert themselves.
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See, my eyesight's not that great. So let's go with choosing your power. Lord. Awesome. How about you tell us what this book's about?
Thank you. It's so I have props. There's. There's three. There are three of the five books that I have out there. I have a couple that I'm actually working on, and we'll talk about those, I hope, as well. Choosing your power. I wrote this, Gosh, it's been about eight or 10 years at this point. And I wrote it as a result of working with a few hundred. It was about 300 women. And recognizing that there was a problem that was often shared by women and that. That it might make some sense if a man wrote a book that said, we need your voice. We need you to stand up. We need your presence. We need your voice, and you deserve to be here.