Feeling Undervalued?

How and when to negotiate for yourself ...

Hello Wonderful. As summer winds down to a close, we are battening down the hatches and getting ready for a marathon for Fall/Winter. To quell our anxieties, we have systematically re-organized every corner of our office and home. Clear space. Clear mind. Hoping you can squeeze a few more precious moments out of these last days of summer.   The What List  August 23, 2018 by Gina Pell + Amy Parker   100% Editorial picks. No pay for play. Ever. The Raise.  Feeling undervalued even though you've been killing it at work lately? Time to advocate for yourself. Here's a helpful article from Fast Company which explains the best time of year to ask for a promotion.  The Books.  Inspired by our friend Susan Griffin-Black, who will be speaking on Conscious Leadership at our upcoming Summit, we have compiled a list of The What's Favorite Books on Leadership. Great reading to prepare your summer brain for Fall. The Tracks.  We're tired of our own playlists and accidentally stumbled across gold on Spotify. If you're having a dinner party or need some ambient music to unwind to, do a search for Restaurant Playlists. Here's a jazzy one created by the New York Times and another French-inspired playlist that will transport you to a café in Paris. The Stats.  Great news everybody! "Good enough" relationships are the ones that will stand the test of time, according to a marriage counselor. Good enough ever after. The Chill.  Amy found herbal drops sans cannabis (although we like those kinds of drops too) that take the edge off of moodiness and make her feel as calm and cool as a cucumber. Perfect for PMS and back-to-school/work jitters.   _____      _____ "People say to me, 'Has being a woman helped or hindered your career?' and I say yes."  ― Sallie Krawcheck, CEO of Ellevest _____ Love, Amy + Gina Instagram Facebook Website Twitter Copyright © 2018 The What All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: 600 Harrison Street, Suite 100 San Francisco, CA  94107. You can reach us by email here. Is The What not your thing? Sorry to see you go. Please unsubscribe here.