Hiding in the Bathroom

<p><strong>Introverts will love this practical and moving guide to building a career network and life you love. - </strong><strong>Susan Cain author of </strong><em><strong>Quiet</strong> </em></p><p>From the marketing guru and host of the popular podcast <em>Hiding in the Bathroom </em> a breakthrough introverts' guide that broadens the conversation sparked by <em>Quiet</em> and moves away from the Lean In approach offering wisdom and practical tips to help readers build strong relationships and achieve their own definition of professional success.</p><p>Most ambitious people believe that reaching the peaks of success means being on 24/7--tirelessly networking deal-making and keynoting conferences. This is nonsense says Morra Aarons-Mele. As an eminent entrepreneur with a flourishing business and a self-proclaimed introvert with lots of anxieties Morra disagrees with the notion that there's only one successful type the intense super social sleep-deprived mover and shaker the person who musters endless amounts of grit. <em>Hiding in the Bathroom</em> is her antidote for everyone who is fed up with feeling like they must always lean in--who prefer those moments of hiding in the bathroom to constantly climbing the ladder or working the room.</p><p>Morra knows what it takes to make your mark and now this entrepreneur who has boosted the online strategy of clients such as the Malala Fund President Obama the UN Foundation and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation shares the insights tricks and knowledge she's learned. Filled with advice exercises to help readers evaluate their own work/life fit and manage anxiety valuable tools and stories of countless successful people--entrepreneurs academics and novices just beginning their careers--<em>Hiding in the Bathroom</em> empowers professionals of all ages and levels to take control and build their own versions of success. Thoughtful and practical it is a must-have handbook for building a fantastic prosperous career and a balanced happy life--on your own terms.</p>