Lies of omission are just as bad as the ones that are blatant and in your face. The difference is who they hurt. It’s usually the one holding back the full truth to their own detriment.

Do you lie (of omission)?

The old ways aren’t working for me - the modern, intuitive, female entrepreneur. Rebecca encourages us to start digging into the path we are taking. It’s broken and difficult, so why are so many people still doing it that way? Afraid to try something new. The book speaks mostly to the author’s experience in the fashion industry but applies to SO many areas of life and business. 

When you look up qualities of an effective leader, there are a lot that ring true as things I learned about being a mother.

I learned how to talk to people on the level they are on. What is their skill level, experience, and ability to understand the language I was speaking? Talking to a four year old about complex regulations or machinery is totally different than speaking to a 40 year old industry expert. It makes you think outside the box when giving examples and tests your knowledge of the big words you use every day.