Entrepreneurship
The "Good Girl" Hangover: Why unlearning the need to be "agreeable" is the hardest part of being the boss
We are the first generation of women collectively deciding that being "liked" is no longer the primary currency for our success.
It sounds powerful when you say it out loud, doesn’t it? It feels like progress. But in the quiet moments, when you’re staring at a draft email, wondering if three exclamation points are too many or if saying "No, that doesn’t work for my schedule" makes you sound like a monster, the reality is much messier. We are all nursing a "Good Girl"...
7 Mistakes You're Making with Social Media Algorithms (and How Women Entrepreneurs Can Fix Them)
We're tired of playing by rules that change every Tuesday.
As women building businesses, we've been told that mastering social media algorithms is the key to success. That if we just crack the code, post at the right times, use the perfect hashtags, and dance to whatever tune Instagram is playing this week : we'll finally get the visibility we deserve.
But here's what nobody talks about: chasing algorithms is keeping us stuck in a cycle that wasn't designed for real connection or sustainable...
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7 Mistakes You're Making with Social Media Algorithms (and How Women Entrepreneurs Can Fix Them)
We're tired of playing by rules that change every Tuesday.
As women building businesses, we've...
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The Feminine Side of Leadership
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Dancing Through Doubt
There’s something powerful about moving your body when your mind feels stuck. It’s...
Grace in Gathering
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