Leading Without Losing Yourself: Women, Mental Health & the Myth of Doing It All This Women’s History Month conversation centers women who lead boldly while navigating invisible pressures—mental health, imposter syndrome, self-worth, motherhood, femininity, and the cost of “having it all.” We’ll explore what it means to stop performing excellence and start living whole.
What happens when women stop performing excellence—and start living whole?
This week, I’m joined by Jackie Roby, founder of Inspired Journey Consulting, for a bold, necessary conversation about women’s leadership, mental health, and the invisible cost of “having it all.”
We’re talking:
✨ Imposter syndrome & self-worth
✨ Mental health behind the success
✨ Femininity, motherhood & ambition
✨ Women of color leading in male-dominated spaces
✨ Why burnout is not a badge of honor
This isn’t hustle culture.
This is BET on SELF culture.
Women’s History Month isn’t just about celebrating what women have done—it’s about protecting who women are becoming.
Pull up. Listen in. Reflect deeply.
Because surviving is not the goal—thriving is.