Thinking Like A Boss
$16.00
With over 11 million female-owned businesses in the US today, more women than ever are taking the reins to create their own success. Maybe you feel the pull to start a business but deep down you’re afraid that you don’t have what it takes. Maybe you have a great idea but wonder if you’re actually qualified to make it happen. Or maybe you want to expand your business, but you’re worried about how it will affect your family. If that’s you, it’s time to start thinking like a boss.
In this practical and encouraging book, Kate Crocco exposes the 12 limiting beliefs that are holding you back from your true potential, such as:
– I should have it all together and I don’t
– I’m not ready or qualified to start
– I don’t have enough time
– It’s already been done before
– and more
With plenty of inspiring true stories and actionable steps you can take–starting now– Thinking Like a Boss will help you turn your limiting beliefs into limitless opportunity.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781540901262
ISBN10: 1540901262
Kate Crocco
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2023
Publisher: Baker Publishing Group
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