The Women Who Stayed: A Love Letter to Sisterhood.
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The Women Who Stayed: A Love Letter to Sisterhood.
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Summary
In this conversation, Swati Upadhyay explores the profound impact of sisterhood and community among women. She reflects on how the support and celebration from other women have shaped her identity and growth. The discussion emphasizes the importance of building each other up, recognizing that success is not a competition but a collective journey.
Takeaways
- Every version of me has been carried by someone.
- These women are my compass.
- They have called me out when I needed to grow.
- They have celebrated me when I didn't feel worthy.
- Sisterhood is about showing up when it matters.
- It's about knowing when someone else's success doesn't threaten yours.
- Sisterhood is building each other up even when the world tries to tear you down.
- It's community over competition.
- We rise differently when we rise together.
- Sisterhood means a deep knowing of support and empowerment.
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