If you've ever felt underestimated, overlooked, or unsure if your voice mattered, this book was written for you. The Little Black Book of Project Management Advice is a bold, unapologetic guide designed to help Black women in project management - and every professional navigating leadership - claim their power, redefine success, and rise with confidence.With short, powerful chapters you can read in minutes, Asya Watkins blends real stories, hard-won lessons, and practical strategies that meet you exactly where you are. Whether you're starting out, pivoting, or stepping into your next level of leadership, you'll find advice that feels both personal and immediately actionable.Inside, you'll discover:How to find your voice when it feels easier to stay silentThe confidence to negotiate your salary and own your expertiseWhy rest is not a luxury, but a necessity for sustainabilityHow to build unshakable boundaries and claim your space in the roomWhat it really takes to break barriers, lead change, and leave a legacyThis isn't just a book you read once and shelve. It's the book you tab, highlight, and return to every time the world makes you question your place in the room.For every project manager who has ever wondered if they belong, this book is proof: you are the project worth investing in

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