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by Angelica Malin (Author)
Want to be the next Ella Mills? Award-winning rising star entrepreneur, Angelica Malin shows you how.
For a new generation of fiercely independent and ambitious career women, going at it alone and even thinking you could launch your own successful business remains a pipe dream. The business world, and the start-up scene in particular, remain ruthless, unwelcoming and scary. She Made It is the secret weapon you need. With honesty, practicality and a helping of epic and successful women in business, this book offers you a voice of reason and encouragement that will allow you to square up to the big players in Silicon Valley or any of the tech entrepreneur scenes of the world. She Made It is your go-to guide to launching your own business, as well as to finding your feet and voice as a woman in business. It details the practicalities of being an entrepreneur and your own boss, guiding you through the day to day running of a start-up with lessons in hiring a team, raising investment and backing yourself and your ideas. It also addresses the challenges of being a female founder and businesswoman, with sections on stress management, finding your voice and style and building a personal brand. Angelica Malin has been there. An award-winning rising star entrepreneur, she tells the story of how she has overcome some of the barriers to success and tapped into a wealth of knowledge from fellow women founders. You can absolutely break out of the 9 to 5 - get your inspiration from She Made It and change your life.Author Biography
Angelica Malin is an award-winning young entrepreneur, founder of About Time Magazine and the About Time Academy. She is a regular commentator on business and entrepreneurship in the national press and broadcast and the UK's rising voice for championing women founders and entrepreneurs. Most recently, she has appeared on TalkRadio Business Breakfast, LBC Business Hour, and been featured in the Independent, Huffpost and Real Business. She is based in London, England.
Number of Pages: 256
Dimensions: 0.9 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: January 26, 2021
