Send us a text Power can be a loaded word - something we’re taught to avoid, downplay, or view with suspicion. But what if power isn’t the problem? What if the issue lies in how we relate to it? In this final episode of Season 1, we reflect on what it means to reimagine power - from the early experiences that shape our understanding of it, to the habitual responses we’ve learned, and how we might use power more intentionally to influence and create change. We invite you, the listener, to noti...
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Send us a text Power can be a loaded word - something we’re taught to avoid, downplay, or view with suspicion. But what if power isn’t the problem? What if the issue lies in how we relate to it? In this final episode of Season 1, we reflect on what it means to reimagine power - from the early experiences that shape our understanding of it, to the habitual responses we’ve learned, and how we might use power more intentionally to influence and create change. We invite you, the listener, to noti...
Send us a text In this episode, we explore what it really means to work politically, and why political savvy is essential for women in leadership. We unpack the differences between politics, influence, and networking, and examine the emotional and cultural barriers that can make engaging with these dynamics feel uncomfortable or inauthentic. Through real-world examples and reflective questions, we begin to reframe political engagement as a legitimate and necessary leadership capability. This ...
Wonder Women: Power Reimagined
Send us a text Power can be a loaded word - something we’re taught to avoid, downplay, or view with suspicion. But what if power isn’t the problem? What if the issue lies in how we relate to it? In this final episode of Season 1, we reflect on what it means to reimagine power - from the early experiences that shape our understanding of it, to the habitual responses we’ve learned, and how we might use power more intentionally to influence and create change. We invite you, the listener, to noti...
