We often say women should support women. I’ve been thinking about what that looks like when it moves beyond the phrase. It can be a woman sharing what she’s learned so you don’t have to start from scratch. Making an introduction that opens a door. Offering honest advice when it would be easier to stay quiet. Or listening closely enough to understand what another woman actually needs. I’d love to explore this with you at my upcoming webinar: Women Supporting Women: What Does It Really Mean? We’ll talk about how support takes shape across different careers, cultures, and stages of life. I’ll also introduce Anthology, Women Leaders Club: why I created it, what women can find and share there, and how we can shape it together through meaningful exchange. Come with a story, a question, or simply the wish to listen and meet the women beginning this journey. I hope you’ll join us. https://www.q-globaltraining.com/sessions/Women-Supporting-Women-What-Does-It-Really-Mean-6ab57cdabe31bb4a03839ac1

Hello, Salam, Bonjour, Hola, Hyālo,

I always say that every woman has a story to tell. Now women with stories rooted in South Africa, Bangladesh, Egypt, United States, and beyond are finding their way to Anthology.

Welcome. I’m really glad you’re all here.

When I created Anthology, I wanted it to be a place where women can be known beyond their titles, where they can feel themselves. A place where we can speak genuinely about the work, the questions, the changes, and the ideas shaping our lives and where what one woman has learned can help another find her way forward.

Some of you may arrive with a question. Others may have experience to share. Many of us will have both. Through our conversations, The Anthology Letter, the podcast, the Circle, and the book, there will be different ways to listen, contribute, and be seen.

Anthology is being built by the women who join it. Your perspective, your curiosity, and the way you make room for one another will shape what this community becomes.

When you introduce yourself, please share your name, where you’re joining us from, and something you’re building, exploring, or hoping to share with other women. Bring only what feels right to share. Please treat what you hear here with care, and let’s make this a place where women can speak without having to perform.

Welcome.

I’m looking forward to what we’ll create together.

Dr. Btissame Haouzi