BECOMING A BADASS FEMALE CEO: What It Takes For A Woman To Succeed In A World Run By Men

Women have been told for far too long to restrain themselves—physically, socially, and emotionally. According to John A. Covey, the moment has come for women to stand tall, raise their voices, and take their space.
Did you know that?

Less than two percent of female entrepreneurs ever reach $1 million in sales.

Only five percent of women CEOs?

Only three percent of female founders get venture capital funding.

A successful woman is self-assured enough to know what she wants. She's a warrior and a risk-taker. She recognizes what she has to contribute, is conscious of her flaws, and learns how to work around them. Does it describe you? We all have the characteristics of a successful lady. Sometimes all you need to do is channel them more!

John A. Covey has been bullied all his life and understands how it feels to be limited. The motivational speaker comes from a poor and small family in Louisiana. He had to take care of his mother and younger brother at the age of 15 when his mum discovered their father had a second family. His mother, Elizabetha, was in high debt and had to move to Columbia, Maryland, where she built her food truck restaurant from nothing with John A. Covey as her soul helper.

Being successful takes true determination and grit. As a woman, it requires standing up for yourself in a society still hung over by male domination. To overcome any difficulties, it is also necessary to develop certain habits and maintain a level of discipline.
In this book, Becoming A Badass Female CEO: What It Takes For A Woman To Succeed In A World Run By Men, John A. Covey, using case studies from female CEOs that started small and made it big, teaches;

How to succeed in a world run by men

What being a successful woman entails

The characteristics of a successful woman

Success strategies for women in a man’s world

Essential skills for women in the business world.

Do you want to show the world you can be a successful female entrepreneur?