Women Attorneys: Tips for Achieving Influence and Power

Erinn Bucklan recently published this great article on leadership and power on DailyWorth.com. To help harness your true power, read this:

Be More Powerful No Matter What Your Job Title

It contains practical tips for how to translate who you are and what you do to achieve power in the workplace.

Rather than focusing on your title, focus on what you can achieve. From the article:

Getting from mid-level management to the senior ranks isn’t easy though. A lot rests in how much power you wield — and not in the titular sense. “True power has little to do with your position on an organizational chart,” says Tasha Eurich, Ph.D an organizational psychologist and author of “Bankable Leadership.” “True power is influence, the ability to drive change by changing people’s minds.”

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