Women in power (Skyhorse Publishing)

The journey will shape you, but never forget where you came from and your fundamental values -- Be authentic to who you are, even when it's tough -- Let your identity guide you -- Your identity and your values must result in solidarity and allyship -- Know your worth; if others don't see it take matters into your own hands -- Stand your ground on equality, always -- You must do your part to change the world around you -- Demand accountability from those with power -- Use your privilege to lift others up; throw down your ladders -- Grant recognition to those who paved the way, and let them help show you the way forward -- Don't listen when people tell you to stay in your lane -- Celebrate the wins -- Conclusion

A helpful guide for Rapinoe fans looking to apply her wisdom to their own lives! In the summer of 2019, the US women's national soccer team offered fans a thrill when it won its fourth World Cup title and second straight, culminating in a 2-0 final over the Netherlands. Co-captain Megan Rapinoe led the team to victory with a penalty kick to score the first goal and ultimately captured MVP and top goal scorer designations for the tournament. The winger has also led the US to a gold medal in the 2012 London Olympics. In addition to her athletic success, Rapinoe has proven to be a leader off the field as well. A vocal advocate on behalf of several LGBT organizations and a voice behind the women's team's equal pay complaint, she is one of many players involved in the gender discrimination lawsuit against the United States Soccer Federation. In The Megan Rapinoe Way, the latest book in the Women in Power series, author Meg Linehan translates Rapinoe's success both on and off the field into digestible leadership lessons. In doing so, she draws from Rapinoe's still-young career as an athlete, businesswoman, and advocate