A billionaire executive, author, philanthropist and working mother of two, Sheryl Sandberg has long been one of the most influential — and controversial — breadwinners in the world. This week, we dive into Sandberg’s “sort of a feminist manifesto,” Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead, to consider its legacy nearly 10 years later.

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Episode LinksWhy Women Still Can’t Have It All — Anne-Marie SlaughterWhy We Have Too Few Women Leaders — Sheryl Sandberg TED TalkThe 2012 TIME 100: Sheryl Sandberg — Muhtar KentLean In’s Sheryl Sandberg Problem — Nellie Bowles, New York TimesI Was a Sheryl Sandberg Superfan. Then her “Lean In” Advice Failed Me — Katherine Goldstein, VoxThe End of Leaning In: How Sheryl Sandberg’s Message of Empowerment Fully Unraveled — Caitlin Gibson, Washington PostStop Leaning In And Start Fixing The Real Problem — Mona Andrews, ForbesWhat Sheryl Sandberg’s ‘Lean In’ Has Meant to Women — Emma Goldberg, New York TimesLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices