The full article originally posted on FORBES.com July 2024.

By Serenity Gibbons

1. Amanda Hammett — How to Have Tough Conversations

Whether you’re a director, VP, or CEO, uncomfortable discussions come with the territory. In “How to Have Tough Conversations,” keynote speaker and acclaimed “millennial translator” Amanda Hammett, co-written with her husband Gene Hammett, offers practical, actionable advice on mastering tough conversations effectively and empathetically. The book is especially valuable in the workplace, helping leaders avoid costly communication mishaps. It provides specific communication ground rules to help you engage in difficult dialogues with confidence.

2. Bonnie Hammer — 15 Lies Women Are Told at Work: … And the Truth We Need to Succeed

Bonnie Hammer has thrived for decades in the male-dominated entertainment industry, and in “15 Lies Women Are Told at Work,” she challenges female readers to discard misconceptions about how to succeed in business. Hammer’s book serves as an affordable masterclass, blending clarity, humor, and heart to guide women toward authentic leadership, free from workplace myths.

3. Jemma Roedel — She Thinks Like a Boss

Aspiring to leadership but struggling to get promoted? In “She Thinks Like a Boss,” Jemma Roedel teaches you how to develop the mindset and skills needed to stand out and advance. By exploring proven leadership traits of successful women, Roedel provides a clear roadmap to help you navigate the path to becoming a boss, ensuring you’re ready for leadership roles and capable of boosting your team’s performance.

4. Morra Aarons-Mele — The Anxious Achiever: Turn Your Biggest Fears into Your Leadership Superpower

Anxiety can hinder your career, but in “The Anxious Achiever,” Morra Aarons-Mele shows you how to transform your anxiety into a leadership asset. She dispels myths about anxiety and offers strategies to recognize triggers and adopt healthier coping mechanisms. This book equips you with tools to manage anxiety, enabling you to lead confidently and serve as a supportive role model for other women leaders facing similar challenges.

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Serenity Gibbons is a freelance writer who shares insights gathered from purpose-driven entrepreneurs. Passionate about leadership and personal development, she aims to provide valuable content to help others grow in their professional and personal lives.

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