Women at Work: Building Courage
Because courage isn’t just for firefighters and war stories. Courage is what you use when you speak up in a meeting with a tighter chest than you want to admit. Courage is what you use when you set a boundary with someone who has more power than you. Courage is what you use when you apply for the role you’re not “100% qualified” for. Courage is action despite fear. Courage is driven by a conscious decision that prompts action regardless of feeling uneasy and afraid. It is pushing through for a worthy cause, making a deeper moral commitment to proceed. Today we’re going to do three things: • Redefine what courage looks like at work. • Talk about how women tend to misunderstand their own courage. • Give you ways to leverage courage strategically — so it becomes part of your career momentum.
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