The Girlboss Workbook: An Interactive Journal for Winning at Life

Amoruso sets the framework of building your own empire & shows how you can become a successful businesswoman, just like her:-) this is a fill in the blank/interactive guide that will leave you feeling motivated, inspired, and shows how to live deliberately through action! The pages are full of tips and advice to guide you through the interview process, practices of self-care+love, and making your dreams a reality.

This is one of the must fun and entertaining books I've bought this year. Sophia is awesome as usual

I love Sophia Amoruso. I just wished the paper wasn't so thin so I didn't need to worry about ink leaking through to the other side. My initial thought was that because her cover page was so colorful that our pages inside would be heavier set paper so we could also color it up. Content is wonderful though.

It’s not your typical workbook and I love that about this. Fun and yet serves its purpose.

The book is fun and feel-good, definitely helpful to prompt introspection & self-reflection. I personally find it beneficial because as a young woman trying to make it in the corporate world, I'm always on the go and assessments of my own personal progress can fall to the wayside when I get too busy.The problem I have with it is the same problem many have complained about with the original Girlboss book; it's just not insightful or original enough. It's hard to imagine who the target audience is with an entrepreneurial checklist including "make business cards" and work advice like "don't be a gossip queen". I think the branding of Girlboss led me to believe it was going to be refreshing and current, but it's instead full of the kind of cookie-cutter advice many of us are familiar with from career advice websites, Pinterest infographics, and/or career-prep workshops.I also found the relationship pages to be a bit off-putting; "partying all the time" is a way to ruin a relationship? What does this have to do with female empowerment in the workforce and beyond? It's unfortunate that a brand by women for women has fallen into the age-old assumption that finding a partner is a primary focus for women and we want/need all the romantic advice we can get. Would a men's self-help book have a page on "not pooping with the door open"?A workbook for adults is a fun concept and for $10, I feel positively about the book overall. My ask of Sophia Amoruso and the Girlboss brand is to get more in touch with their base. Millennial women are savvy; if it's Googleable, we've already googled it. We have cover letter templates and checklists galore. Stop patronizing us and dig deeper so we can have real conversations about the very real challenges we're facing in the workforce.

I read it in one night so good

Waste of money, unfortunately. More like a coloring book than something I would give as a gift to a fellow "girl boss". The pages feel cheap--literally like that grayish paper I used to get in some cheap coloring books when I was a kid. There's definitely a reason why in the preview they only show you the cover...On top of the less than stellar quality, it just was not what I expected. Sorry Sophia. You're a bad ass girl boss but this workbook is a complete disappointment. Please do better.

This is the best little workbook to help you visualize your future.If you enjoyed the book, you'll definitely love the workbook!

Um livro interessante se você já leu o Girlboss da Sofia Amoruso. Na verdade é um caderno de anotações guiado, partindo do livro Girlboss. Ela joga algumas situações e recomendações - e nós temos um espaço para escrever nossas experiências e expectativas.

It was really bad and in poor condition.I didn't expect this book to be this much boring. Such a bad experience. Don't buy this book...it's such a waste

parfait

Parece que viene maltratada la portada pero así es realmente, pensaba que venía dañado pero vi la foto y así es el producto, como con ese "look".

When the item arrived it looked more distressed than the warehouse quality rating indicated. On further review I realised that it was the style of the book rather than any damage which caught me off guard. I'm always so impressed by the warehouse deals. Secondly the book is great. So funny and thoughtful and sassy. I laughed so much when flicking through the pages. I don't think I'll be drawing or writing in it as the book suggests but it's definitely got me thinking. I loved the guide to haggling for vintage clothes. There's so many quick bits of advice that I just love. I would definitely recommend