Success Codes: Secrets To Success You Weren't Taught In School

by Bridget Aileen Sicsko, Anouare Abdou, Ashley Gene Pinkerton

Success Codes, Secrets To Success You Weren't Taught In School helps to answer the question, "What really is success"?To many, it's defined as having luxury cars, an expensive home and a nice, 6-figure salary.To others, it might look like having a laundry list of certifications, awards and letters in front of their name.This book explores the themes of internal success, authenticity, inner happiness, joy, challenges and embracing our unique nature.Written by 22 female leaders, visionaries and business owners, Success Codes redefines success as we know it and offers some inspiring, provoking and moving stories along the way.If you are a seeker of inspiration, thinking of leaving the corporate world, on a quest to find the meaning of life, a lover of stories or sick of society's expectations and norms, this book is for Abdou

Ashley Gene Pinkerton

Carly Ferguson

Chantel Porter

Danielle Moore

Diana Poulsen

Dina Behrman

Friederike Sadhana von Benten

Jeannie Moravits Smith

Jess Hoeper

Jocelyn Chong

Kelly Tan

Kristi Hrivnak

Lindsay Rae D'Ottavio

Liz Coalts

Mariko Brenner

Natalie Lowry

Poonam Mandalia

Siobhán Phoenix

Sofiya Mariya

Stephanie C Koehler

Tatianna Michalak

230 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 28, 2021

Reviews

[Tracey Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

Success is so much more than the traditional definition

We live in an age where we are constantly redefining and breaking away from the traditional paradigms of business and what it means to succeed.

In Success Codes, Bridget brings together an incredible collection of powerful, inspirational women leaders who are demonstrating that we can be successful on our own terms.

I thoroughly enjoyed each and every story, and the way the authors light the pathway for others to embrace their own definition and vision of what success means for them.

These stories are so important to share if we truly want to create a new leadership model where success is not only defined by quantitative measures.