sweetbasil
Well-known member
Ok, I am off from school until the end of the month; I couldn't wait to get back to our community and share a few things with you. In the past six weeks I have learned a few valuable things about myself and women's behavior.
I would like to invite every woman here to keep this empowering post going where you can share anything with the rest of us. I personally would like to start with the following question since it will give you an idea of what I have learned about myself in the past six weeks.
Question: Is there something you're still holding on to? Is it time to let it go?
Yes, I was holding on to the idea that the women in my program were going to be supportive and inclusive of all of the other women in the class; unfortunately it is not the case. Being the type of woman that does not likes to " judge a book by its cover" and who believes that the "whole is greater than its parts" it has been difficult for me to accept the idea that I will be "stuck" working with the same "partners" as a result of being part of a group of people who are reluctant to include others outside of their "click". I have finally let go of wanting to experience a difference kind of working/social environment.
I don't understand the "need" to be unkind and exclusive to those in the same group. I hope that this post can inspire us to lift our own spirits and empower one another.
Best Regards,
SB
I would like to invite every woman here to keep this empowering post going where you can share anything with the rest of us. I personally would like to start with the following question since it will give you an idea of what I have learned about myself in the past six weeks.
Question: Is there something you're still holding on to? Is it time to let it go?
Yes, I was holding on to the idea that the women in my program were going to be supportive and inclusive of all of the other women in the class; unfortunately it is not the case. Being the type of woman that does not likes to " judge a book by its cover" and who believes that the "whole is greater than its parts" it has been difficult for me to accept the idea that I will be "stuck" working with the same "partners" as a result of being part of a group of people who are reluctant to include others outside of their "click". I have finally let go of wanting to experience a difference kind of working/social environment.
I don't understand the "need" to be unkind and exclusive to those in the same group. I hope that this post can inspire us to lift our own spirits and empower one another.
Best Regards,
SB