From an inspiring voice in the movement for gender equality, a practical guide to achieving success through a new kind of leadership-rooted in purpose and activism for social change We live in a time of unprecedented opportunity for women. Yet despite centuries of progress, true equality remains out of reach. What will it take to bring us to a tipping point' To leadership expert and social entrepreneur Claudia Chan, the key is shifting to a "me for we" mindset, where individuals root their effort in a mission far bigger than personal success, and getting everyone-women and men-to work together for social change. By lifting others, we not only make the world better, but we can also discover our greatest meaning and achieve lasting fulfillment. In This Is How We Rise, Claudia encourages readers to join a new breed of leaders and become change makers for gender equality. Distilling wisdom and insights from her own personal and professional journey, she shares key lessons learned and offers a toolbox of thirteen foundational habits. Claudia shows how to define and develop your own purpose, vision, and pathway to becoming a thriving agent for good. Whether you own your own business or are part of the corporate world, whether you're at the top of your field or are just starting out in your career, you have the power to lead change and achieve extraordinary success in all areas of your life. This Is How We Rise will show you how to unleash it.;Part I. Welcome to the macro-movement -- Why you can and must lead change in the world -- Gender equality and the priority to lift women -- Including, engaging with, and empowering men -- Calling on a new breed of leaders -- Part II. the thirteen foundational pillars of personal leadership -- Purpose -- Vision -- Faith -- Resilience -- Energy -- Productivity -- Humility -- Gratitude -- Grace -- Community -- Self-love -- Courage -- Mindfulness -- Part III. How to thrive in the macro-movement -- Treat your whole life as the organization you are leading -- Lead from where you are -- Conclusion: All roads lead to character.