1. You have to be loud/extroverted/good at socializing. 2. You have to “know it all.” 3. You can’t ask for help. 4. You can’t express weakness/stress. 5. You always are in your leadership role. Got any leadership myths to add to this list? Leave ’em in the comments!
Check out the Sadie Nash Leadership Project by clicking on the image above! Whenever I get out of the city, I feel a mild distress – I’m missing so much! I have so much work! – but upon arriving at the ELLA fellowship retreat location (a kindly staffed but rather creepy church in White Plains), […]
(Photo credit: Bernie DeChant via ToshiReagon.com) There were so many amazing discussions and questions that were brought up at the Womensphere conference last week (some of which I encapsulated in quote form last Saturday), but I want to share today one of the earliest and most impacting images I took away from the conference: 200+ […]
As I mentioned on the past two posts, I attended the Womensphere Emerging Leaders Summit this week, whose theme was Creating the Future. I left the conference feeling truly honored to have listened to these amazing women speakers who are all doing great work in their fields. Here are a few of the many inspiring […]
This Thursday and Friday, I have the great privilege to be attending the Womensphere Emerging Leaders Summit (of which I’ll be writing a solid retrospective next week), so rather than suspend posting, I’ll be putting up two of my favorite posts from the past about women, leadership, and busting stereotypes. Enjoy! Last Friday, I spent […]