Moment of Obligation
“Everyone is moved this way from time to time, but what sets those who help solve the world’s biggest problems apart is the decision to turn that feeling into action. They say, ‘Someone has to take responsibility for this problem. And that someone is me.’” Recognize your own moments of obligation – four concrete tips.
Many young women today don’t know where to look for inspiration. Holding up the power trio of Sheryl Sandberg, Marissa Mayer, and Anne-Marie Slaughter feels somewhat akin to looking at the 1%—but on the other hand, aspiring to fit your career in by age 35 so you can step back and have a family is disheartening as well. The lack of visibility of women who have successfully “leaned in” throughout their career without leaning out of a fulfilling personal life leads many Millennial women to think they have few options, or that making it work is for the lucky (or rich, or already-successful) ones. Don’t miss this eye opening read about the great things women are doing in their 40s: Between Marissa Mayer & the Opt Out Mom: Why Women Need More Career Role Models
