Some women become so good at leading that they forget what it feels like to simply ‘be.’ Be in places where they don’t have to read the room, manage, or carry the emotional load of everyone around them. Just be. Many high-achieving women spend years becoming exceptionally skilled at holding things together. They anticipate needs before they’re spoken. They soften tension. They help others feel comfortable. They keep things moving. They do this professionally, personally, and emotionally. And...

“I forgot I had dreams. I forgot I had wings.” -Kelsea Ballerini (Miss Me More, 2017) At some point, many high-achieving women stop letting themselves want certain things.It’s not because they don’t need them anymore. It’s because somewhere along the way they got swept up in the role of being ‘the responsible one.’ So these independent women adapted. They became overly capable and self-sufficient. Eventually, they stopped noticing what they quietly gave up along the way. The Things Women...

No One Talks About This Part The friend who isn’t really your friend anymore even though you still know everything about her and love her from afar. The one who betrayed you. The one you slowly drifted from. The one you still care about but don’t quite recognize how you fit into each other’s lives anymore. It Doesn’t Always Happen At Once Perhaps, it wasn’t one moment at all. Maybe it was motherhood. Aging parents. Work that kept expanding. A schedule that filled your life before you even...