“I just got an offer and I’m stuck on the salary question. Do you tell them the real number you want or go with something that feels ‘safe’? I’ve done both before, and honestly, every time I lowballed myself I ended up regretting it later. It’s hard not to overthink it though—especially when you’re just grateful to be getting an offer in the first place.”
“I work with someone who’s mastered the art of being polite but cutting—like every compliment has a little sting to it. They’ll say things like, ‘Wow, you’re actually done early?’ or ‘You’re so confident sharing ideas like that.’ It’s exhausting. I’ve tried ignoring it, matching their tone, even confronting it lightly—but nothing seems to stick. How do you deal with a coworker who’s constantly passive-aggressive without letting it ruin your day or make you look overly sensitive?”
In Year of Yes, Shonda Rhimes shares how saying “yes” for a year changed her life, career, and confidence. This memoir blends humor, vulnerability, and honesty as she steps into her power both personally and professionally. It’s an inspiring reminder to embrace opportunities that stretch and challenge you.
Minda Harts offers an empowering and direct guide for women of color navigating workplaces that often fail to see them fully. She breaks down how to advocate for yourself, set boundaries, and protect your peace in professional spaces. It’s equal parts tough love and practical wisdom for showing up confidently at work.
Carla Harris—one of Wall Street’s most respected executives—shares lessons from her trailblazing career on how to achieve success without compromising authenticity. The book delivers clear advice on mentorship, self-advocacy, and building a personal brand. It’s a must-read playbook for anyone climbing the corporate ladder with purpose and integrity.
I am worthy of every room I step into, and I bring value with me, My voice is powerful, and I use it to advocate for myself and others, I define success on my own terms and build a career that aligns with my purpose, I am more than my job title
I am worthy of every room I step into, and I bring value with me, My voice is powerful, and I use it to advocate for myself and others, I define success on my own terms and build a career that aligns with my purpose, I am more than my job title—I am a force, a leader, and a visionary,
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