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Purpose, lead, drive; caveat for career women
['Adri Marais']
The Mail & Guardian
I give him space to "drive" and quickly dash down the hall to check whether my invoice was issued.
Research suggests these are some of the reasons female leaders (about two-thirds of whom have children) do well in senior leadership roles.
Women are increasingly asked to lead turnaround projects, drive inno- vations and build healthy company cultures where everyone's eye is on the prize the same prize.
Here's my caveat to young female leaders: don't lose yourself in it all.
Don't build only the "I'm a leader, I'm needed" muscle at the expense of the I'm-me-I live-I-love-I'm wanted muscle.