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Do you want to be regarded as a great leader? Do you want to reach higher levels of success in your career?

Similar to parenting, leadership has an enormous impact on others and carries a great responsibility. A balanced, authentic leadership approach can inspire and unlock the vast potential within each individual, building a strong, confident organization; while an insincere or impersonal approach can readily squelch the loyalty and motivation across the organization and compromise its potential greatness.

The Feminine Side of Leadership explores ten key principles to assist leaders in understanding the softer side of leadership and to find an authentic, balanced approach to leading others. It provides a road map for all leaders—male and female—to tap into the more feminine traits of intuition, compassion and creativity, while maintaining their strength, authority and value to the organization.

“A company is only as good as its people. Therefore, its leaders need to tap into what makes them tick. The Feminine Side of Leadership provides the tools to help find the magic.”
Cathy Baron Tamraz, President & CEO, Business Wire

“Although the principles of leadership that Jenny Fisher describes are gender-neutral, her approach—looking at the female side—is novel. Lots of great ideas, immediately actionable. Easy to read—good individual and team activities. The artwork was a great lead-in to each chapter. Well done!”
Marjorie Brody, Founder & CEO, BRODY Professional Development

“If you are looking for guidance from a woman’s point of view, look no further. The exercises at the back of each chapter will personalize all of Jenny’s lessons just for you.”
Elaine Allison, author of The Velvet Hammer

“Jenny Fisher’s unique and lovely new book is a feast for the eyes, mind, and heart. The art will inspire you to put into action the sound principles Fisher proposes. This book is a must for women (good advice for men, too) who want to succeed and do it with grace and artistry.”
Dorothy Leeds, author of The 7 Powers of Questions and performer of the play Good Lessons from Bad Women