If I could wave a magic wand and name one wish, I’d wish for patience. I have my dad to thank for that.
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My oldest son is about to turn forty-five and that’s prompted me to reflect on how far women have come since his birth in early 1969.
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Reading Sheryl Sandberg’s Lean In on Kindle earlier this year, I noticed one of the most underlined passages was this one: “Fear is at the root of so many barriers women face. Fear of not being liked. Fear of making the wrong choice. Fear of drawing negative attention. Fear of overreaching. Fear of being judged.”
The fact that this is one of the most underlined passages is interesting, but I don’t think it’s fear women are wrestling with
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There are some ideas whose time simply have come. Leadership parity, pay equity, access to affordable healthcare, things like this. Then there are those ideas in our own life that we’d like to move past the idea stage and make happen.
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Last week I was privileged enough to be invited to the launch event for Faces of Business, the Women’s Initiative of the Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce.
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There are many ways to make change in the world, but all change that has to do with moving in a new direction, breaking old habits, or arriving someplace new (faster) requires clarity of intention.
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