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I would recommend this book to any woman but especially to new mums and working women who are thinking about having kids. The type of ambition I personally strive for is as a Proverbs 31 woman and her blend can sometimes be described as beyond ambitious!
3 things I learned from the book:- How to build resilience, increase happiness and reduce stress. Through Tobi's personal story and the book's many case-studies. Important topics that aren't really discussed, this book gives practical advice about the law and policy when it comes to conceiving and work.
- Infertility, baby loss, and work. From pregnancy to leave, childcare to confidence, I found this book to be super on the pulse, an insightful guide with plenty of case studies, stats, and practical tips to help women navigate the workplace "with a baby and beyond" and to create a blend that works for them. "Your financial security is their financial security"A quote that I loved and that personally resonated with me by way of my love of all things squiggly careers:"I don't believe in career ladders, because ladders imply a straightforward journey with equal steps. I had a bit of a wobble when I read this book.
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