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My favourites

Do you know the excitement of browsing other people's bookshelves? Well here is an invitation to browse mine! Below is a list of all my favourite books that have amazing been sources of inspiration when it comes to creating a meaningful, creative, and fulfilling academic career and life. 
The links are affiliate links, which means that I get a small commission if you buy the books through my link. It doesn't cost you any extra, but it helps me to provide more free content. The books I shared are those that I genuinely love to read and re-read.  

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Favourite books on my bookselves

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Who Am I?

I'm an associate professor in organization and management studies and an academic coach who has guided many women in academia to clarify their academic profiles, replacing self-doubt and setbacks with excitement, purpose, and productivity. My coaching approach is enriched by the principles of Women-Centered Coaching developed by Dr. Claire Zammit.

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What am I all about?

I focus less on traditional masculine approaches such as goal setting and pushing through, and more on nurturing female values like community, connection, process, and creativity. I believe that to enact change in our lives, we must work with intention, shift our mindsets, and enhance our practices. From my own experience – having navigated through near-burnout twice as a post-tenure academic – I am passionate about helping others craft the academic careers they've dreamed of. I've successfully secured over 1 million euros in research funding, served as head of a section, been involved in professorial recruitment, published consistently, and still found joy and time with my family, friends, and hobbies outside academia, such as yoga, nature walks, arts and crafts, writing poetry, and yes, indulging in the guilty pleasure of Netflix!

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