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Your dog doesn’t care that you’re on a Zoom call; he just knows it’s time to go outside. Your neighbor notices your car parked outside and drops by for an unexpected (and long) chat.
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She worked as a laundress, scrubbing floors and washing clothes for other people, barely making enough to eat. She wasn’t living a dream—she was surviving. And yet, this determined Black woman in business kept imagining something more.
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However, Lisa’s journey wasn’t without challenges. As an introvert, she was thrust into a leadership role that didn’t come naturally to her. “I needed to sit at the head of the table, although it was uncomfortable, and it wasn’t where an introvert wanted to sit,” Lisa recalls. You’re not alone if you’ve ever felt out of your depth, unsure of how to lead or where to go next.
