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Story summary
- Sheryl Sandberg's 2013 book Lean In sparked discussions on women's ambition in the workplace.
- Despite its popularity, critiques emerged that it neglected systemic issues such as sexual harassment and inequality.
- Recent trends show a shift toward rejecting traditional ambition, with Emma Gannon and Jennifer Romolini exploring the toll of hustle culture on mental health, and many women reevaluating success toward work-life balance.
