Confidence. It’s a word we hear all the time, and for most of us, it’s something we deeply desire. But here’s the truth: confidence wears many faces. For some, confidence is built on achievements, the grades, the accolades. For others, it’s born from wounds.

Highly committed women are a force. You’re big hearted, generous and believe deeply in noble giving. You are the one everyone relies on, the woman who makes things happen. You give, you support, you show up, and you deliver. And yet… How often do you feel truly seen and appreciated in a way that touches your soul?

Leadership isn’t just a title. It’s not a corner office or a fancy LinkedIn banner. Real leadership starts with you, how you think, how you act, how you hold yourself accountable, and how you show up every single day.

We live in a world that often applauds polished perfection, the leader who never cracks, never falters, never lets the mask slip. But what if the real power of leadership isn’t in holding it all together, but in knowing when to soften?

Grief does not wait until your calendar clears. It doesn’t pause for your deadlines, your team meetings, your children’s birthdays, or the countless small and large commitments of everyday life.

There are moments in life that feel like someone has pulled the rug out from under you.
One day you think you know who you are, confident, capable, clear on your path and the next, you’re left wondering: who even am I now?

You once felt unstoppable. The business you built, the team you led, the family you supported, it all fuelled your drive. You thrived on the excitement, the wins, the sense of purpose. But somewhere along the way, that spark dimmed.