To the woman who feels alone, or is alone, and still has to be her own protector, provider, and comfort. You did not get a pause. You did not get applause. You just kept going. Season after season of pain and change you did not ask for...responsibilities you did not plan for. And still, you wake up. You gather yourself. You handle what needs to be handled. That is strength. That is courage. That is quiet greatness. You are not behind. You are not weak. You are a woman who

Imposter syndrome is when you succeed and then immediately start questioning yourself. You did the work. Got the result. And still think...“They are about to figure out I do not belong.” That is the lie. Imposter Syndrome. Let’s Call It What It Is. A Lie With Good Makeup. Imposter syndrome is that voice that shows up right after you do something well and says...“Yeah but don’t get comfortable.” You just preached. Booked the client. Got the promotion. Wrote your book. Started

Look at the picture, that little girl is driving, not because she wanted control, because no one else stepped up. When a woman (or a man) feels stuck, it is rarely laziness, it is fear, shame, anxiety, or old wounds freezing her in place. Past experiences quietly block confidence, trust, and self belief. When a child has to drive, it usually means the adults were emotionally or physcially absent, unpredictable, overwhelmed, or unsafe, so her nervous system adapted. She beca