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CEO TheLi.st. Founder New Power Media. Author The Big Life, former editor-in-chief Seventeen. Bonus points if you remember TagMag
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By Ann Shoket, Andrea Murad Verified, Nicholas Shiya
| WeWork
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80% of Women Are Lonely Because of Their jobs—Shonda Rhimes Was One of Them

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By Ann Shoket
| Flow Space
Shonda Rhimes is a titan, a warrior, a strong, powerful woman—a slayer of dragons, a doer of the impossible—and yet, like so many of us who have worked tirelessly to build families and careers we’re proud of, she also found herself deeply isolated, overwhelmed and lonely. “I was the perfect ‘Shonda Rhimes,’ but I was not Shonda. At all,” Rhimes explained in a conversation with TheLi.st, a professional community of high-impact women (of which I am the CEO).
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How Women Leaders Can Find Connection

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By Ann Shoket
| Thrive Global
You know that old adage, "It's Lonely At The Top"? We say it like it's a badge of honor, a humble brag that you've made it through the gauntlet of early career and middle management, proven yourself to be smart and strong enough for the Big Job. And then, there you are, making Big Decisions alone. After all, asking for help has often been perceived as sign you weren't really worthy of leadership. We've so deeply entangled loneliness with ambition that it has become synonymous with success.
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