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How can we pursue professional excellence while remaining faithful to Christ?
If you have ever found yourself asking this question, The Career Playbook for Christian Women by Ellie Nieves is for you. Check it out:
Climbing the career ladder as a Christian woman can feel like walking a tightrope—balancing ambition with faith, confidence with humility, and career goals with God’s purpose for your life. The Career Playbook for Christian Women: How to Build Confidence, Expand Your Influence, and Shine at Work is here to change the game! Packed with biblical wisdom, real talk, and proven career strategies, this book helps faith-driven women step into their power without selling their soul to corporate culture.
Get answers to questions such as:
• How can you do a better job highlighting leadership skills?
• How do you pursue growth, influence, and impact in your work while still glorifying God in all you do?
• How can you lead with power, love, and self-discipline?
Say goodbye to imposter syndrome, second-guessing, and waiting for permission to shine. Learn how to own your voice, command the room, and go after that raise, promotion, or leadership role—all while keeping God at the center of your journey. If you’re ready to stop playing small and start walking boldly in your calling, The Career Playbook for Christian Women: How to Build Confidence, Expand Your Influence, and Shine at Work is your go-to guide to showing up, speaking up, and stepping up like the powerhouse God created you to be!
I was recently given the opportunity to check out this book for myself and share some thoughts. Admittedly, as someone who does freelance work from home, I've never considered myself a career woman... more like a stay-at-home mom with some side hustles to help out where I can. So, honestly, I was rather surprised when I started reading this one and found myself relating to so many of these struggles. Imposter syndrome? Got it. Finding that balance between being confident in my capabilities and wanting to share those accomplishments while also remaining humble, often leading to underselling myself? Well, that's the story of my life! These are just two of the examples of the many times I found myself nodding along as I read. I love how the author approached these topics, sharing both her own personal experiences as well as plenty of scriptural references to really root the advice given in the Word. Did everything in this book apply to me personally? No... but I very much appreciated the aspects that did. And for those women who do hold a career outside of their home, I can only imagine how much more they are going to get out of this one as well. If you're struggling with confidence in the workplace, balancing your faith and career, or seeking to glorify God as you advance in the workplace, this is absolutely one worth checking out.
You can learn more about the book and the author here: https://christiancareerwomen.com/book
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