EAN: 9780241999714

UNAPOLOGETICALLY YOU - DORIE CLARK TASCHENBUCH

Being yourself has never been so important (or so lucrative). The working world has changed. In
an era where the cost of living is rising and competition increasing  it's no longer good
enough to have a university degree  a cushy corporate job and a strong work ethic. The
once-guaranteed routes to success are leaving employees poorer and undervalued. More and more 
people are finding that they have to take alternative paths to their careers - whether that's
by starting a side hustle  or by finding a breakthrough idea at work  or even by quitting the
rat race entirely and pursuing their own passion projects. With an increasingly educated and
experienced population to contend with  discovering what makes you stand out as an individual
is more important than ever - within a corporate structure  a freelance market  a virtual
collective or any other workplace. So how do you do it? The answer  according to world-renowned
strategy consultant Dorie Clark  is to be yourself  entirely and unapologetically. You might
not know what your breakthrough idea is. Or you might know  but have no idea how to implement
it. You might think you have an idea  but you don't trust yourself enough to pursue it.
Regardless of what's holding you back  this book will teach you how to burst through that
barrier and establish yourself as an individual thought leader - and it starts with being true
to who you are. Drawing on interviews from some of the most influential thought leaders in the
world  including Seth Godin  Daniel Pink and David Allen  Clark shows you how to break through
the clamour of everyday life  understand yourself and your worth  and ultimately inspire others
to embrace your vision. Unapologetically You is a manifesto for individuality. Whoever you are
whatever your perspective  your ideas matter. The world won't wait for you. It needs your
insights  and now is the time to be bold  daring and unapologetic.

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