This, while moving, did read like others in the career woman genre. Is that bad? I don't think so. It had so many experiences chalked in. I felt like I was in a listening room with a lot of greats. That's surely worth the ticket (book cost) admission. It did get a little repetitive in places, but there was enough to highlight, so I still liked it, ultimately. It's a 3.7, rounded.

This book is brilliant!

Well written, inspiring and practical.

It was really interesting to hear so many strong female voices talk about the process of their success as entrepreneurs.

Despite declaring there is ‘no playbook’ the structure does provide a toolkit and structured information to support an entrepreneur at all stages of a start-up. The glossary of terms was also useful.

I felt the book is unique and offers something new and innovative in the ‘business book space’.

I recommend it wholeheartedly and will be buying it for one of my friends.

Thank you to net gallery for the chance to read in return for an unbiased review.

As someone just starting my own business, this book seemed to be a perfect companion for my research. However, the book was difficult to read on my Kindle due to the formatting not being finalized. I got lost in the sea of all the many people referenced and ytheir experiences in their businesses. The book bounced between first person and second person narratives as well as interjecting the narrator's thoughts and questions. It was just very difficult to stay focused. I was expecting a more research-style book on proven success theories in female entrepreneurship and this was just too intertwined with stories of success. I was appreciative of the glossary of terms in the back so I could reference things I wasn't familiar with.