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DearReader, I found myself between two worlds. Growing up in India, the message was clear. Don't stand out. It's easy to internalize that. Then I came to America at 22 and everything shifted. In my Master's program, I sat in awe of how women showed up. It was the first time I saw that a mom could also be a student. I also watched people work while studying and supporting themselves in ways that felt completely foreign to me. I became one of them. I got a second job washing dishes. Looking back, those were all identity shifts. Small moments. I didn't have language for it then. That tension doesn't just go away. It shows up in how we speak. Most women I work with are experts at what they do. But there's often a gap between who they are and how they're showing up. That gap is what keeps them unseen. That's why I created 3 Days to Visible. It's not about fixing your brand in three days. If you're a woman who's been pivoting, branding, or rebranding, this challenge is made for you. Talk soon, Alpana P.S. The challenge is FREE and will be live on Zoom from April 7-9, 12-1 PM PST. If you've been waiting for a sign to finally show up differently, this is it. |
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Reader, I took my son to another business mixer today. No nudist community this time. 😂 Just a regular room full of people there to connect. And if you have ever walked into one of those rooms not quite sure where to stand, who to talk to, or how to start, you know the feeling. He walked in a little easier this time. He talked to several people, one of them an electrician who had just started his own business, after quitting a job that had turned toxic. He has an 18-year-old son and tells him...
Reader, If you saw yesterday’s email, you know I took my 23-year-old son to a networking mixer at a nudist community without telling him where we were going. Us on a trail hiking in what is practically our backyard, connecting without technology. The mixer. It was great. People were warm, friendly, and yes, fully dressed. Worth repeating. 😂 Someone handed my son a card about volunteering at their nonprofit, and someone else asked him to follow up about a possible opportunity. In that one...
Reader, I took my 23 year old son to a networking mixer at a nudist colony. And no, I did not tell him where we were going. I knew he would throw a fit, so I kept that little detail to myself. Then right before we left, he looked up the address.Yep. Not amused. At all. Did not want to go. I pulled up the email and showed him that yes, people would be clothed. It was a business mixer. Still not amused. Then we started driving down this road to nowhere, endlessly, and I was trying very hard not...