![]() ![]() And while workers today face much different challenges than Austen’s protagonist Elizabeth Bennet, how many people can say that they can be their true selves on the job? In Austen’s depiction of love in Georgian England, suppressing feelings was not just a cultural norm but a tactic borne of necessity-in a world in which women could not inherit property or vote, masking true feelings was often a matter of survival. It was necessary to laugh, when she would rather have cried.” “Elizabeth had never been more at a loss to make her feelings appear what they were not. We’ll give you the gist, you’ll take away a few key points and, if inspired, you can rush to your local bookseller. That’s why each month we’re reading a business book or bestseller so that you don’t have to. ![]() Editor’s note: So much great business advice, so little time to read. ![]()
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