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CHIMAMANDA RETHOUGHT WOMEN IN THE WORLD. OTEGHA, IN THE WORKPLACE.

An illuminating and essential guide to success, on your terms.

«Otegha Uwagba has the answer to all your professional challenges.»
Elle

Don't read your email during the first hour of the day, avoid perfectionism, find what makes you different, value the power of not speaking, learn to say no... Whether you are an executive, artist or entrepreneur, whether you are a freelancer or not, whether you have just started your activity or have been in it for years, whether you consider yourself an organizational ace or get lost in the day-to-day management, if you want to successfully lead your professional life, you will find a rich source of inspiration in this manual.

Otegha Uwagba, founder of Women Who, a community of women in the creative industries, offers all kinds of advice to manage your money and your time, create your personal brand, speak in public, manage social networks or even skillfully negotiate a raise.

Critics have said...
«A guide to inspiration [...] to connect and support professional women. We will follow suit.»
Inma Garrido, El País

«Short, to the point, without clichés and useful for almost everything. This mini-guide to success aims to be as essential in your bookcase as a black dress in your wardrobe.»
Elle

«The guru of creative work.»
Ixone Díaz Landaluce, Mujer Hoy

«A most practical guide, a confirmation that some things need to be seen in perspective.»
The Times

«THE book of the year for dynamic working women.»
Refinery 29

«A little gem.»
Stylist

«I wish I had had it when I started my journey! It informs while inspiring. Dear creative women: BUY IT!»
Sharmaine Lovegrove, Elle

«Avoids all self-help genre clichés.»
Dazed

«Solid, sensible and calm advice... A useful guide that will boost the creative career that best suits each person.»
A Little Bird

«This very useful and wise little book would have been a great help to me when I jumped into the freelance world in 2014.»
Reni Eddo-Lodge, author of Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race

«Nothing is superfluous here: everything is pure gold: I recommend it 100%.»
Emma Gannon, author of the book and podcast CTRL-ALT-DELETE

«If, like me, you love to talk and think about your career - and just want it to get better - this book is for you.»
Natasha Lunn, Red Magazine

«They should give it to all graduates instead of that other piece of paper that, in most cases, is useless.»
Grace Woodward, television commentator

«Buy this wonderful book (whether you are a woman in the creative industry, or just someone).»
Elizabeth Day, journalist and author of The Party