Lean In

Objectively admitted so many things that happen everyday but nobody care, deeply. I would like to fight for a world where there is true equality, true freedom.

Such an inspiring book for all women

This book is a must read for any woman who wants to show up more in business or in the home. Sandbergs words provide history of womens rights and personal accounts of how shes handleled success in her career. Her story is inspiring, honest and impactful.

I really love and definitely recommend this book! It's a great read for women empowerment, especially in the workforce! This does receive many critics because of her economic status, but personally I think she touches on great points! And no matter where in the financial/economic ladder you stand in, what she talks about can be applied to everyone! Apply it to your life and your situation :], it's amazing and very moving overall! And makes me motivated to do more too

I borrowed this book from a friend (Female) that ended up closing the cover within 3 pages. So I was excited to hear the Accomplishments of a women in the IT World and BOY was this book Hyped via CNN, MSNBC and ABC. UGH, I did read it front and back and found it just horrific. Its like someone told her to write this out. Sad Childhood, had to overcome everything and how she struggled as a women in an ALL MALE IT WORLD, REALLY..I think not. Zuckerberg and Her are cut from the same cloth and I don't believe some of what she states: Over dramatizing her struggles. Kick this to the curb and she can now cash out her Facebook stock and leave: No One cares.. Get some real leaders in Facebook.. Just Horrible..

This book is definitely a must read for all women. Sheryl takes you through her journey but in every chapter there is something you will relate with.

If I had the time to have read Lean In in one sitting, I would have. Even still, I finished it in a couple of days while still working 11 hour shifts. I was captivated from beginning to end. I applaud Sheryl for being courageous, speaking out & speaking candidly on issues that plague our workforce. I believe many women & men can relate to Sheryl's stories and points. I actively read business/leadership books given my interest in education and self-development; Lean In is one I will recommend & gift on to colleagues, leaders, mentors, family and friends. The amount of advice & insight I gained by reading Sheryl's book was inspiring. Such a large gift of self confidence and self realization for such a small investment of time. Thank you Sheryl for being relatable, sharing your own experiences openly & honestly, and helping influence & impact the next generation of leaders. I'm glad to know I'm no longer "alone" in my feelings professionally or personally in the challenges I have faced. I plan on leaning in... and then some... and being a much needed voice for change because everyone deserves success & happiness!

A terrific, well written book. I don't have any kids or a specific career, but I really appreciated Sandberg's insight and experiences.

This book will fuel, inspire, and feed any growing and curious mind. Great read for any woman and any man.

It exposses problems and situations present in women's daily life but that are rather consealed. Many people just do not understand the situation and just keep on acting as they are suppos to. I liked the part when Sheryl encourages us to start accepting and improving the conditions for men talking care of children and home.