If you can get past her cheesy catch phrases, she has a lot of good info to share
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Some of her descriptions are cheesy. For example, she felt compelled to give "catchy" names to women of the various generations. But overall, it's well-written with some very compelling arguments for those who count themselves as achievers to becomes leaders. Another aspect of this book is the dismal and depressing stats on how far women have NOT come in leadership in the corporate world, government and academia. The US trails as 19th behind other countries in gender equity in these areas. A move to Scandinavia, anyone?
4864513
Thea is funny and knowledgeable. This book has a lot of good, practical information. She also gives you other references and practical advice.
4252189
This book won't help you in every aspect
but it will defiantly give you some helpful advice that you didn't have before reading it. She clearly states that at the beginning of the book. "...if a certain tip doesn't speak to you, skip it and move on to more relevant information"
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This book is worth the read for the practical advice.  I read it before my first cruise and used a number of her tips, but it can be a struggle to get through her stories.  She also incessantly will refer to her husband as "Husband (aka The Cruise Addict)".  Your readers understand who he is; it doesn't need to be repeated over and over.  In spite of those issues, I reread the book, parts of it, before my 2nd cruise, which is next week.
4115434
there is a lot of information here.
The style is a little cutesy but there is a lot of meat there.
A lot to learn and impossible to remember it all. So it is a companion.
2889427
So much information, as well as some funny commentary in the margins.
308313
I like that she uses examples of real women and how they have achieved success to drive her points home.
1758221
The information is good, and it's easy to understand, but sometimes it's a little cheesy. Some of his side note comments are silly and distracting.
693856
It was entertaining and there was some good information in this book. But there were some things I disagree with the author on. I don't dispute she has her own deep perspective, but not really an empathetic perspective. I found it motivation for the superficial not really motivational for those who truly have problems to overcome.
3701708
Some good points but also some fluff.  Her examples of the principles are more meaningful than some of the additional text.  The additional text is mostly semantics.
750090
Good advise, but if you don't like making and keeping lists you will not be succesfull with what she is trying to say. Then again you'll probably stay right where you are indefinetly
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The information is useful. But it is a little bit repetitive. Thank goodness she has done all the research but I think she could get the message across without having to get so many experts to repeat her point.
2381299
Entertaining read, but seems like a reorganization of her blog posts into a literary format.
1744341
Some parts a little corny, but good reminders (or lessons) for the Entrepreneur.
4592984
You can relate to her and the content . You can tell she's been through it and not just publishing books to make a profit but to help others.
1562112
Title is presumptuous but contains good information/reminders on being a "good catch" yourself.
4242884
She gets a little wordy and sometimes goes in a tangent, but mostly, a very enjoyable read.