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Public leadership today is complicated for the would-be woman leader. I share the lessons of success, as well as how to recover from failure, in workshops, media commentary and writing. Here are some of those lessons:
LEADING AUTHORITIES
SPEAKING PDF
HUFFINGTON POST
RH REALITY CHECK
CHRONICLE OF PHILANTHROPY
TODAY’S CHICAGO WOMAN
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What to say when, to whom, and why.
How to organize others for
your
success.
How to persuade whom and, most important, when.
What political men really like to hear from political women.
Why any issue anyone cares about is
your
issue, too.
The things that successful leaders, male or female, don’t dare say out loud, for fear of never getting elected or selected again.
How to be an insider and maintain an outsider’s approach to winning.
How to remain ever hopeful, even in the face of the fact that there are no permanent allies, only permanent interests.
I may be reached at
rebecca@rebeccasive.com
or 312.987.9857.
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