![]() To unapologetically recognize yourself and your value, to consider that you have the grit and talent to get there, feels a little revolutionary. We “um” and “ah” and “sorry” to filter our speech to be pleasant and friendly to the point we hardly realize it sometimes. ![]() Women are so often taught to take a step back, away from the spotlight, and keep their truths to themselves. If enough people tell you that you can’t do something, or if you can’t believe that you can, then you may not allow yourself to do the essential steps of wanting and working for it. ![]() Those small roots can’t be discounted, because that’s so often where success gets derailed. In her book, Yes Please, Poehler elaborates on a realization she had on stage during an elementary school play: how she had total control over what would happen next and how she could make the audience laugh. ![]()
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