The Accidental Alpha Woman: The Guide to Thriving When Life Feels Overwhelming
About this audiobook
Stop being “the strong one” and start being you.
You’re doing it all, and it’s too much. Between work, kids, parents, money, meals, and everything else on your plate, it’s no wonder you’re exhausted. You feel alone, misunderstood—and sometimes hopeless. Because let’s face it, this idea of being a “strong woman” is highly overrated.
But what if there were another way? What if we put limits and boundaries around what it means to be a strong woman? What if you could be strong and ask for help? What if you could be independent without feeling so alone?
Karen Wright is one of the most experienced, skilled, and respected executive coaches in the world. And, as a business owner, single parent, and sole provider, she has lived the “I’m doing it all” life. In The Accidental Alpha Woman, she combines what she’s learned on her personal journey with what she knows professionally to provide a simple but powerful framework to solve this whole “strong woman” problem. In The Accidental Alpha Woman, you’ll learn:
How to separate reality from how you wish things would beHow to assess what your situation means to you and to your lifeHow to make difficult, seemingly untenable choicesHow to ask for help when you need itHow to reconnect with the real “you” and create a life that has greater community, ease, and funSo stop being so alone and so tired. Get relatable, practical wisdom from someone who’s been there.
About the author
Karen Wright is a Master Certified Coach, owner of Parachute Executive Coaching, a pioneer in the coaching profession, and a two-time author. She is a single mother to two wonderful young men and an avid reader and traveler. She lives in Toronto, Canada, when she’s not in Paris or Costa Rica, or adventuring elsewhere in the world.
Erin Moon is a professional AEA/CAEA/SAG-AFTRA actor and the award-winning narrator of over 325 novels. She is celebrated for her facility with accents and characterization, as well as her ability to read with humor and heart. Erin narrates everything from YA to romance (under a romance pseudonym) to holistic health nonfiction (as she happens to be a Certified Yoga Therapist). She is a fifteen-year veteran in audiobooks, having worked as a director and editor for four-and-a-half years, working on at least 400 books before she even started narrating. Now, understandably, she is also a sought-after coach, director, and panelist. After thirteen years in NYC she now lives, gardens, hikes, and records in beautiful Vancouver, Canada.
