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Want to have an exciting, custom-built career? The Working Woman s Handbook can help you create it. It's the ultimate guide to job satisfaction, filled with practical advice on developing and driving a working life you love.

Bursting with actionable tips, this book outlines an agenda for making and managing money, setting goals, and establishing success-oriented routines, with worksheets, exercises, and fool-proof how-to sections to help chart your course. From the lowdown on launching your own venture to a bullet-point checklist for an essential self-care regime, it will teach you to manage any dilemmas that crop up, and take the stress out of setting a budget.

This no-nonsense manual comes packed with author Phoebe Lovatt s personal insights from her own career as a successful freelance journalist, moderator, and founder of The WW Club, the leading digital resource and global community for working women worldwide. It also includes words of wisdom from various creatives and industry leaders, such as Teen Vogue editor Elaine Welteroth, WAH Nails founder Sharmadean Reid, The Gentlewoman's Editor-in-Chief Penny Martin, and rising fashion designer Sandy Liang.

Whether a first-time freelancer, budding businesswoman, or dedicated professional looking to enhance your prospects, The Working Woman s Handbook is a go-to career and lifestyle guide for ambitious young women everywhere.

Phoebe Lovatt is a journalist, moderator, and the founder of The WW Club - a community and resource for working women worldwide. Born and raised in London, Phoebe started her career as a freelance features writer for publications including DAZED, Elle, and GQ, and was the founding editor of Soho House's digital platform, House Seven. Since launching The WW Club in her former base of Los Angeles in 2015, she has hosted career-focused events in cities from Paris to Taipei and partnered with Nike Women, Topshop, and DKNY. She now runs the Club from her current home of New York City, and continues to write about women in business, city life, and the changing world of work. For further information, including contact details, please visit: phoebelovatt.com and thewwclub.com