Book · 2012 · Education
Getting There
Women’s Journeys to and through Educational Attainment
Getting There by Cynthia Lee A. Pemberton and others has been mentioned in 1 episode across 1 podcast (1 episode recommends it and 0 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Ian Cassel (1 episode) on Invest Like the Best (1 episode).
- episode
- 1
- podcast
- 1
- person
- 1
- episode recommends it
- 1
And there's another book called getting there that is kind of set up a similar way where it just kind of tells stories of, of leaders and whatever they did.
Why people recommend it
Getting There by Cynthia Lee A. Pemberton, Rima Karami Akkary, Donna M. Beegle, Eileen Casey White, and Wangeci M. Gatimu presents brief, accessible stories that chronicle the experiences and journeys of various leaders. Ian Cassel recommended Getting There on Invest Like the Best, pointing out that the book is structured in a unique way to highlight what different leaders did to achieve their positions. By offering concise and engaging narratives, the volume allows readers to easily digest practical lessons from people who have successfully navigated complex professional landscapes. The recommendation emphasizes the utility of biographical storytelling in business and leadership education, where real-world examples often resonate more deeply than abstract theoretical frameworks. Ian found value in the straightforward format, which cuts straight to the core of what drives successful individuals across diverse fields. This collection serves as an inspiring and informative tool for anyone looking to understand the diverse pathways to leadership, offering actionable insights derived from the actual trials and triumphs of established figures in various industries.
Every mention
Ian Cassel And there's another book called getting there that is kind of set up a similar way where it just kind of te… 1
“And there's another book called getting there that is kind of set up a similar way where it just kind of tells stories of, of leaders and whatever they did”