Kicking the Door Down Steel toe caps, not slippers – because the rules were never written for us anyway You weren’t imagining it. The meeting where your idea was ignored until a man repeated it. The promotion you were almost ready for. The comment you laughed off because challenging it felt harder. The constant balancing act between being too much and never quite enough. You felt it. So did Debbie Airey. After more than three decades of leadership experience, Debbie knows what it feels like to navigate workplaces where women’s voices are questioned, ambition is scrutinised and the rules seem to change depending on who is playing the game. Kicking the Door Down isn’t about blaming men. And it isn’t about teaching women how to survive broken systems. It’s about exposing the patterns that hold us all back – and giving leaders, allies and organisations the tools and confidence to create better workplaces. We’re living through a contradiction. Organisations are investing more than ever in female leadership, yet misogynistic attitudes are becoming louder and more acceptable. Progress is happening, but so is backlash. And pretending these conversations aren’t happening won’t stop the pressure building. Packed with powerful stories, practical exercises and real leadership lessons, Kicking the Door Down challenges what you think you know about success, resilience and equality. Inside, Debbie explores how to: This isn’t simply a book for women. It’s for anyone who believes the workplace can – and should – be better. Because every closed door exists because someone decided it should. It’s time to kick it down.
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