Emma Grede

Because as soon as I get that feeling, and it does still happen to me, I'm like, all right, what is it?

Am I going to let it dictate the situation?

And the reason that I decided to really focus on emotions in the book is because

I don't want women to make their decisions from an emotional place, right?

And I talk about anger and fear and guilt.

And when we make decisions from those places, they are not in our best interest.

We've got to understand the emotion, understand where it's coming from and put it in the right place.

But don't make your career, your business decisions, your work decisions from those places because it's just going to hamper you.

It's just going to stifle you.

Well, you know, this is something that you think as a woman, you know, you're like, I'm so lucky.

You know, I get to be in this situation.

You're coming to work every day.

You're putting it all on the line.

You're being paid.

It's a transaction.

There is no luck in the equation.

There is nobody that owes anything in that equation.

You come, you do your job, you get paid in return.

You don't owe your loyalty.

You don't owe anyone anything.