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Women's Relationship to Power and Leadership
Tag Archives: Dana TheusIs 2012 the Breakthrough Moment f or Women Leaders?After a week in which women debated Anne-Marie Slaughter’s contention about Why Women Still Can’t Have It All, a wave of powerful articles challenging Slaughter are finally appearing. Dana Theus says that women who are at or as near the top as Facebook COO (and its latest board member) Sheryl Sandberg and Slaughter need to woman up and “own this power they have to choose how to spend their energy, and talk about it in powerful ways that honor people’s choices, then we’ll begin to build a culture that honors, supports and encourages the ‘balance of powers‘ needed at the top.” And Gayle Tzemach Lemmon says we should be teaching girls they CAN have it all—even if they can’t. I believe that following Theus’s and Lemmon’s advice would change everything. And more importantly, this is the moment to do so. It’s the moment when women can lead and live without limits.
Posted in ForbesWoman, Gender, Leadership, No Excuses, Power Tools
Tagged Ann-Marie Slaughter, Dana Theus, Gayle Tzemach Lemmon, power-to, Sheryl Sandberg, women and leadership, women and power
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What Leadership Lesson Are You Most Thankful For?This is an advice column where I’m supposed to answer your questions. But this Thanksgiving, I’m shaking things up in my life, so I turned the tables and asked some fabulous women leaders this question: What leadership lesson are you most thankful for? The outpouring of responses made me exceedingly grateful. Not a turkey among them. Here with a Thanksgiving feast of delicious wisdom you can savor calorie-free—and use all year. Saying grace (and listening to it) Anita Sands last year at age 34 became COO of UBS Wealth Management Americas, and is one of the smartest and best grounded leaders I know. She credits her father with her most important leadership lesson: “common sense is not the common.” Not surprisingly, she then resonated with this advice:
Posted in 9 Ways Blog, Heartfeldt Leadership Advice, Inspiration, Leadership, No Excuses, Personal Relationships, Workplace
Tagged Anita Sands, Ann Veneman, BlogHer, BlogHer Career column, Bonnie Marcus, Caterina Fake, Claudia Chan, Courage PAC, Dana Theus, Elayne Clift, Elisa Camahort Page, Gloria Feldt, Jennifer Brunner, Jill Miller Zimon, Jory Des Jardins, Lisa Stone, Lisa Truong, Roberta Voss, Sheckys.com, UNICEF
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