I have debated whether to say something but I have been struggling with something for a while now and I wanted to share in case it’s something you are dealing with too.
I am finding it hard to be accepting of women and organisations that are publicly declaring they are about supporting other women, the sisterhood and empowering each other but I KNOW they have been underhand, jealous and just not very nice to me, about me and others. I am struggling with the hypocrisy, the truth, the negativity and how to deal with it.
I can feel the competitive energy, the envy and resentment and it’s been very difficult to know how to handle the facts, the emotions and feelings that have come up as a result, especially when it is from women I genuinely admire and think highly of.
There was a point when it made me want to pack it all in.
Have you ever had to deal with something like this? In this episode I share how I have dealt with this and suggestions to help you if you are going through the same.
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I think most, if not all, women (and this is probably amplified for Asian women because of their culture) have experienced this. Sadly most women readily fall into accepting (and thereby not challenging) the notion that we must undermine other women to succeed. Yet the reverse is true. We must understand we are not in competition with one another and that “we rise by lifting one other”. If only more women, and people in general, understood this we’d be in a far more understanding and compassionate world built on the common bonds of sisterhood