More Than Enough

Résumé du livre

Elaine Welteroth is a journalist, author and editor. In 2016, at age 29, she rose to the position of editor-in-chief of Teen Vogue, making her the youngest editor in publisher Condé Nast’s history and the second woman to hold such a position within that institution. Before her historic promotion at Teen Vogue, she held editorial positions at Ebony and Glamour. More Than Enough is her first book.

Elaine Welteroth achieved her current position because she understands that she is sufficient just the way she is. Her passion for design and beauty paved the way for her career as a magazine editor. Being the child of a white father and a black mother, she had a deep interest in advocating for and promoting black representation in mainstream media, which she successfully demonstrated during her time at Teen Vogue. Practical advice: Listen to your intuition! If you have a gut feeling about something, whether it's a negative feeling about a romantic partner or a positive feeling about a potential professional contact, trust it! Not all negative feelings mean you have to end a relationship, but it's important to take the time to understand where those feelings are coming from. Embrace your instincts and see where they lead you; it might just bring you to success! Have any feedback? We would love to hear your thoughts on our content! Simply send an email to [email protected] with the book's title as the subject and share your opinions! What to read next: The Body Is Not an Apology, written by Sonya Renee Taylor Elaine Welteroth undoubtedly learned the importance of asserting herself, as you now understand. For her, this meant fully embracing and acknowledging her black identity. However, self-work does not solely revolve around racial identity. For many people, the barrier preventing them from recognizing their self-worth lies within their physical bodies. In The Body Is Not an Apology, Sonya Renee Taylor exposes the misconceptions and mindsets that foster self-hatred towards our bodies. If you have ever struggled to accept yourself and your physical appearance, be prepared for an intensive crash course on radical self-love by reading the bites of The Body Is Not an Apology. Want to share with your team? Did you know that we also offer company subscriptions? Click the link below or have your Learning & Development team reach out to find out how you and your team can benefit from and elevate yourselves personally and professionally.

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