Tag Archives forself Awareness

You Are the Vision And the Vision Is You

I’ve always been drawn to spaces curated for women. As someone who creates those spaces myself, I know firsthand the power of gathering, of affirming, of just being in a room full of women who are stepping into their truth and leading from it. So this past Sunday, attending the Caribbean Women’s Growth Summit was no […]

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When People-Pleasing Silences You

There’s a quiet, constant tug that so many women in leadership feel, but rarely say out loud: “I don’t want to make anyone uncomfortable.” It sounds noble. Considerate, even… but if we’re being honest, it’s often code for:“I don’t want anyone to think I’m too much, too difficult, or too direct.”Over the years, I’ve sat across from […]

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When Your Old Self Can’t Come With You

There’s a quiet moment in every woman’s journey where she realizes something no longer fits. It might be a title. A role. A way of thinking. A version of herself that once kept her safe or successful, but now feels like a cage.I’ve lived that moment more than once.It doesn’t usually arrive with fireworks or […]

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“Whose Definition Are You Living By?”

A few years ago, I once found myself arguing a point with deep conviction, only to pause mid-sentence and realize I wasn’t actually sure I fully believed what I was saying. None of it was mine. They were thoughts I had inherited. From someone older.  Someone I respected.  Someone I believed in without question. And while it had […]

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