Think Like a Boss: Stop Playing Small and Start Thinking Big

by Maggie Colette

Drop the imposter syndrome, get crystal clear on what you want, and develop the right mindset to achieve the personal and professional goals that others say are "impossible”.What does it mean to "think like a boss"? Studies have shown that success is 80 percent mindset and only 20 percent strategy. So, if you master your mindset in relation to the goals you most want to achieve, what will you be capable of?As the founder of the wildly popular motivational platform Think Like a Boss®, Maggie Colette wants you to stop playing small and finally go after your most dearly held dreams. In this book, she shares the mindset tools and strategies you need to believe in yourself and your potential, no matter where you’re starting from or what challenges you may face. Maggie will guide you to—Believe in yourself like a Overcome resistance, drop the imposter syndrome, and allow yourself to dream biggerFocus like a Develop your self-discipline and improve your daily routineHack your productivity like a Design your day to set you up for success and stay consistentChoose your squad like a Surround yourself with people who lift you upKeep going like a Approach challenges with creative thinking and lose your fear of failureWin like a Learn how to achieve "impossible" goalsCombining tried-and-tested productivity hacks and daily habits for success with the inspiration you need to keep moving forward, this book is the guide that will cheer you all the way to the finish line.

320 pages, Paperback

Published January 14, 2025

Reviews

[Valentina Gaylord · Rating 5 out of 5]

A grounded and empowering guide to modern leadership.

Think Like a Boss is not about performative confidence or surface-level motivation. It is a clear, practical framework for developing self-trust, discipline, and decisiveness, the qualities that quietly underpin real success.

Maggie Colette writes with conviction and clarity, offering tools that help the reader move beyond self-doubt and into intentional leadership. What stands out most is the book’s emphasis on ownership, of mindset, choices, and direction, without bravado or excess.

This is a thoughtful read for anyone ready to lead with purpose and responsibility, and to step fully into the work of building a life, and career, that reflects their highest standards.