Titlebook: Women and Transition; Reinventing Work and Linda Rossetti Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 Women and business

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Getting Startedwas no shrinking flower. She had transitioned twice, once when a miscarriage and other health problems forced her to rethink work, and a second time when she adopted a child as a single mom. I valued her advice and loved how much she believed in the process that I was going through.

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Our Reactionsons—made up of emotions, thoughts and feelings—are everywhere. No surprise. What was surprising was women’s beliefs about their reactions. Women in my research found it remarkable to learn that other women felt the same way they did. In fact, many women shared that their first response to their tran

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A Process Overviewy for transition was everywhere. Emotions surrounded it. Few discussed it. I was certain, thanks to my discovery work, that transition represented an enormous opportunity for women. It was immediately apparent that transition inspired women. It left them energized and exhilarated. I rarely heard of

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Barriers to Transitionwhat I should or could do. I felt admonished, judged, marginalized, or worse—pushed to pretend as if nothing was happening. This maelstrom deposited me on the doorstep of barriers. I wanted to understand them more and their role in my transition.

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