What It Takes to Shatter Glass: Embrace Your Power and Create the Future You Want in Your Career, Life and Relationships

by Jessica Gendron

What It Takes to Shatter Glass is a groundbreaking and timely book that offers a fresh and empowering perspective on women in business.   With the changing landscape of the workforce and the increasing number of women achieving leadership positions, it is essential to shift the conversation from past barriers to future possibilities. In this comprehensive guide, individuals are taken on a transformative journey that combines inspirational storytelling and actionable tools to equip women professionals with the necessary skills to advocate for themselves and those around them. This indispensable resource understands that the path to success is not a solitary endeavor, and it emphasizes the importance of collective advancement. Whether you're a woman seeking to overcome your own glass ceiling or a man committed to supporting gender equality in the workplace, What It Takes to Shatter Glass provides valuable insights and strategies. It serves as an insider's guide, offering a wealth of proven techniques and tested approaches to help women ascend to leadership roles with confidence and make meaningful impact. With its fresh perspective, actionable advice, and relatable content, What It Takes to Shatter Glass invites women in business to embrace their own power, challenge the status quo, and create a future where glass ceilings become a thing of the past.

232 pages, Paperback

Published March 5, 2024

Reviews

[Drew Daner · Rating 3 out of 5]

I’d like to read a memoir by Jessica Gendron. This was a good and very surface level read about women in the workforce, but I felt like the book was a hybrid between advice and her life story. The title was a little misleading but it was an easy read and some of the action items she provides are great!

[Sherry Griffin · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book. She has so much good information in these pages. Practical ways to approach topics and people. This will likely be helpful throughout my career.

[Bethany H · Rating 4 out of 5]

Read for work book club!