Books Every Female Leader Should Read For generations, women have been fighting their way into influential roles and breaking into industries oversaturated by men just to try and get a seat at the table. Dare to Lead, by Brene Brown As a researcher, Brown is driven by numbers and data, so it comes to no surprise that this book is backed up by decades of research.
My Own Words, by Ruth Bader Ginsburg With this fascinating read, Ruth Bader Ginsburg gives readers a glimpse into her world as justice and woman.
Act Like a Leader, Think Like a Leader, by Herminia Ibarra This book implores its readers to take a step back and figure out what is important to them to remain active participants in their leadership roles.
Brotopia, by Emily Chang Chang offers a window to see how she and other powerful women are dealing with toxic work culture, specifically in Silicon Valley. For anyone living through their own version of “Brotopia,” this is a must-read.
Lead From the Outside, by Stacey Abrams This book teaches you how to do just that and foster your own growth by believing in your most significant asset: yourself.