Even in a "woke" book like the #confidencecode Tomboy is used as a compliment for girls. This hill is steep people.

Teach her that if you criticize X in women but do not criticize X in men, then you do not have a problem with X, you have a problem with women 👆

After a really eventful morning, I finalized the fall schedule for our ChangeLabs. A ChangeLab is a practice-based learning experience that we developed. You know how I get about practices. You can know something in your head, you can have done the minds…lnkd.in/dKih478

I think #impostersyndrome is just a piece of the puzzle. On October 5th I am talking about the other pieces and looking at what it takes to get unstuck in your #Career career. eventbrite.ca/e/the-three-ke…

#impostersyndrome is one thing....but it is part of a larger stuck ecosystem. I am exploring the 3 keys to getting unstuck in your #Career on October 5th. eventbrite.ca/e/the-three-ke…

"I feel like we should stop calling feminists ‘feminists’ and just start calling people who aren’t feminist ‘sexist’ – You are either a normal person or a sexist.” Maisie Williams 📷 CC

I couldn't find this baby on my #nomeetingfriday when all I want to do is read!!! Random moments of panic.

#nomeeting Friday

Really looking forward to this conversation

From a girlfriend in a WhatsApp convo: Whenever I wanted more, one of my mom's friends said to me: "who the hell do you think you are dreaming that big" 👆🏿this is the shit we take years trying to repair.

Passive aggressive perfection (don't know whom to give credit to, plz tag if you do)

Yes I am still talking about #impostersyndrome to women. Here's why 👇🏿 linkedin.com/pulse/why-i-st… via LinkedIn

Informed Opinions' Catalyst Shari Graydon shares 7⃣ reasons why women should speak up & the barriers that prevent them from doing so in Bibigi Haile's "Speaking with Women" podcast. 👉Listen here: podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/ep-…

"Women sometimes need someone to hold up a mirror to them and help them see all that’s possible for them to achieve." Bibigi Haile, personal branding & career mgmt expert via Radhika Panjwani The Globe and Mail. Haile's #InformedOps @ bit.ly/3coM7KS theglobeandmail.com/business/artic…

We forget how many women are quietly taking notes about what is allowed and not as they look at the public treatment of #SannaMarin or #LisaLaFlamme

"We are out here performing wellness" These words from my interview of Kishshana| Speaker🎤| Author| Consultant to the 🌟 on Speaking with Women keep playing on repeat in my head. buzzsprout.com/1692334/111075…

It is such a tragic irony that this increasingly violent and unsafe social (particularly online) space leads to women self-policing themselves out of the public eye. Out of being visible. Out of the opportunities that come with being visible.

How to talk yourself out of being visible: - I am not expert enough - What if nobody cares - What if someone calls me out - What will people say/think - I believe in humility - My work will speak for me

I used to forge my parents signature on permission slips in high school. My permission slips these days are so much harder: Permission to try, to stop, to feel (all) the shitty feelings, to do before I know how, to ask, to say No, to have things take longer than I would want.

I don't believe in lack of self-confidence. I think we know just how dope we are. We just think we are not allowed to let the world know about it