Check out books by women who serve as an example for different generations who dream of running their own business
Did you know that today, November 19th, is Women’s Entrepreneurship Day? The date, established by the United Nations (UN) in 2014, aims to encourage women who want to open their own business and also to value the role of women in the entrepreneurial scenario. After all, today, there are more than 30 million women at the head of small, medium and large companies in Brazil.
And to celebrate this day, we selected 5 incredible works, written by women and about women, who share their successful careers, challenges and tips for those who dream of leading their own business. Check out:
1. Courage and a few more Cês da Vida, by Carol Manciola: https://amzn.to/3Ap2Qa0
Many people believe that what prevents them from moving forward firmly is fear. But for the author, it’s the lack of courage. After all, courage is not the opposite of fear, but acting in spite of it. In her third book, Carol talks about the courage of someone who feels uncomfortable, analyzes the possibilities, decides, communicates her decision, implements it and assumes the consequences, becoming the protagonist of her own life. In this work, readers will feel themselves in an internal dialogue, with reflections to take to life.
2. Owner of herself, by Suzana Pires: https://amzn.to/3GseDIc
“Dona de si” started in 2017, as an online column, and went through sites like Marie Claire, Vogue and Forbes. Over these five years, Suzana Pires wrote her thoughts, experiences and points of view on the difficulties a woman encounters in developing her own professional path. Today, “Dona de si” has become a brand for women’s products and an institute for women’s empowerment. With the aim of inviting each woman on a journey of self-knowledge, the work portrays five stages in the construction of a woman entrepreneur of herself: study, experiment, prove herself, belong and legacy. The work explains methods for each woman to become an entrepreneur of her own life and transform every daily oppression that prevents her from reaching higher flights.

3. From Alto do Pódio, by Sandra Pires and Marcelo Telles Sattin: https://amzn.to/3OhS7ng
What keeps your biggest dream from ending up on the abandoned goals list? The answer is: motivation! Far beyond excitement, motivation is finding reasons to do something even when you don’t feel like it. This is the fuel to take you to the top of the podium. This work, therefore, approaches the four principles that make up the motivation of the human being: direction, intensity, perseverance and motive. Sandra Pires used these principles throughout her career and is now considered one of the most successful beach volleyball players in history.

4. The woman who lived on purpose, by Branca Barão: https://amzn.to/3EckcrC
Writer and speaker, Branca Barão invites women to discover, with this work, what they really want for their lives. A true guide that leads the reader on the journey to find her true mission! For this, Branca put on paper a method that helps women to become aware of themselves, be clear about what they want to live and live every day in this direction and, of course, make life worthwhile.

5. Instagram for Business, by Júlia Munhoz: https://amzn.to/3ArEs7k
Would you like to use Instagram to leverage your own business or even create a business? Or do you want to increase your company’s profitability but don’t know how to start? For Júlia Munhoz, digital entrepreneur and author of the work, most people and companies that are using Instagram for business are making big mistakes. Bringing together all his experience from the beginnings of the social network, Munhoz presents a completely new direction, in which you can have a successful tool to increase your sales and profitability.

6. Girl Boss, by Sophia Amoruso: https://amzn.to/3EnNrrk
Sophia Amoruso spent her entire adolescence hitchhiking, shoplifting and rummaging through dumpsters. At the age of 22, she had resigned herself to having a job, but she still had no money and no direction. That’s when she decided to start selling thrift store clothes on eBay. Eight years later, she Sophia became the founder, CEO and creative director of Nasty Gal, a $100+ million online store with more than 350 employees. In addition to Sophia’s story, the book addresses several other subjects and proves that being successful has nothing to do with her popularity, but with following her instincts.

7. Make It Happen, by Sheryl Sandberg: https://amzn.to/3Gt6eUR
It’s no secret that today, men still dominate leadership positions in most companies, which means that the voice of women when making important decisions still does not have the same weight. In this inspiring book, Sheryl Sandberg delves into why women’s career growth has so long stalled, identifying the root of the problem and offering sensible, practical solutions. Elected one of the ten most powerful women in the world by Forbes magazine, Sandberg encourages women to dream big, take risks and launch themselves in pursuit of their goals. The Brazilian edition has specific data on the situation of women in the country, and even has a preface by businesswoman Luiza Helena Trajano, president of Magazine Luiza.

8. A woman’s place is wherever she wants, by Patricia Lages: https://amzn.to/3V4DTbG
Being a woman entrepreneur is not just about opening a business, but about being successful as an employee, liberal professional, freelancer or entrepreneur. After all, what women want most is to have the freedom to conquer their space. In this work, Patricia Lages reveals the secrets of the corporate world and the paths of entrepreneurship, with practical tips based on her own experiences and research. Uncomplicating the subject, the author shows that undertaking is a lifestyle – and that it has everything to do with the female universe.

9. Women leaders and entrepreneurs, by Silvina Ana Ramal: https://amzn.to/3X8rYLT
The work offers feminine views on the job market and presents the seven commitments that a woman must assume with herself to succeed. After all, professional achievement and financial independence are important means of empowerment! The book shows that female talent, intelligence and capacity are needed and valued in the market, in the most diverse fields of activity.

10. Think and Grow Rich for Women, by Sharon Lechter: https://amzn.to/3U3WRyp
Women represent the future of business, and they are leading a silent global revolution for the good of their families, their future and their personal fulfillment. While the steps to success are the same for everyone, men and women, they are approached from very different angles. The original “Think and Grow Rich” book was written from a male perspective, in an era where the vast majority of business executives were men. For this and other reasons, Sharon Lechter – author and co-author of the worldwide bestseller “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” – created this work for women. Powerfully, the work applies Napoleon Hill’s wealth creation principles to the life of the modern woman, combining the classic 13 steps to success with the insights and experience of hundreds of remarkable women.

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