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It’s hard to do big things, and you have to give yourself credit for every victory, big and small.
The Big Life
For everyone, millennial women are redefining what it means to be strong and successful in the world. Forever. You desire The Big Life, that delectable concoction of passion, profession, work, ambition, respect, wealth, and a life-changing love. You also want it on your terms. You don't want to climb a corporate ladder; you want a career that is full of twists and turns and adventure. Success is only important to you if it is meaningful. Ann Shoket understands more than anybody about the changing ideals of young women. She's the face of the wildly popular Badass Babes group, a sisterhood of young, hungry, and ambitious women who are assisting one another in overcoming the most difficult obstacles to being the person you're intended to be. Shoket led controversial debates that helped young women negotiate the tough terrain of adolescence and become educated, strong, self-assured young women as the pioneering editor-in-chief of Seventeen for the better part of a decade. She's continuing the dialogue with The Big Life now that they've added muscle to the framework of their lives.
The Big Life is jam-packed with concrete advice from high-profile millennial women who have already achieved enormous success, as well as intimate chats with a cast of interesting personalities and Shoket's own anecdotes about her search for The Big Life.
It’s hard to do big things, and you have to give yourself credit for every victory, big and small.
