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Boss Lady by Alli Frank and Asha Youmans

This is a fab story about overcoming societal expectations, slowly believing in yourself, going for it, and finding success and love. 

Mrs Eisenberg is definitely a force to be reckoned with and freely shares her life wisdom with young Toni. 

Life lessons from Mrs Eisenberg:

  • We often overestimate how much we can accomplish in a day but underestimate how much we can achieve in a year.
  • it never occurs to rich people that they might actually lose at something. When you’re poor, the opposite is true: it never occurs to you that you may win.
  • Stand up straight and own your answer when speaking, because if you don’t believe in you, no one else will either.
  • Have the courage to live a big life even without a safety net.
And a final one:
  • I didn’t want you to need me. I need you to want me.

I loved how this story provided romance, business, and life lessons all beautifully mixed together.

PS. Don't skip over the Foreword as there are some gems there too!

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