Sarah Jenks

But now how we orient is the mission is at the center of the circle. And we all sit on our pillars around the mission. And we each have a different responsibility in order to support the mission. And I trust the members on my team to really hold their pillar of expertise and know better than me about what's needed for our mission.

But now how we orient is the mission is at the center of the circle. And we all sit on our pillars around the mission. And we each have a different responsibility in order to support the mission. And I trust the members on my team to really hold their pillar of expertise and know better than me about what's needed for our mission.

But now how we orient is the mission is at the center of the circle. And we all sit on our pillars around the mission. And we each have a different responsibility in order to support the mission. And I trust the members on my team to really hold their pillar of expertise and know better than me about what's needed for our mission.

So this was such an interesting process for me because I was really a diehard feminist for so long and super independent, very much independent.

So this was such an interesting process for me because I was really a diehard feminist for so long and super independent, very much independent.

So this was such an interesting process for me because I was really a diehard feminist for so long and super independent, very much independent.

in equality with my husband and then i had a baby and all of a sudden i was like cleaning the house all day and wanting to put dinner on the table at night and feeling all of this pressure to be the perfect mother and to not have the baby crying when jonathan came home from work and also i was the primary breadwinner also during this time

in equality with my husband and then i had a baby and all of a sudden i was like cleaning the house all day and wanting to put dinner on the table at night and feeling all of this pressure to be the perfect mother and to not have the baby crying when jonathan came home from work and also i was the primary breadwinner also during this time

in equality with my husband and then i had a baby and all of a sudden i was like cleaning the house all day and wanting to put dinner on the table at night and feeling all of this pressure to be the perfect mother and to not have the baby crying when jonathan came home from work and also i was the primary breadwinner also during this time

So I knew that it wasn't some sort of like, I was taking more responsibility for the home and, you know, he was being the primary breadwinner. It was, I was in a situation where I could take that out of the mix. And I just remember looking at myself thinking, well, what am I doing? Why do I feel this way? I have spent my whole adult life being pretty outspoken and pretty independent.

So I knew that it wasn't some sort of like, I was taking more responsibility for the home and, you know, he was being the primary breadwinner. It was, I was in a situation where I could take that out of the mix. And I just remember looking at myself thinking, well, what am I doing? Why do I feel this way? I have spent my whole adult life being pretty outspoken and pretty independent.

So I knew that it wasn't some sort of like, I was taking more responsibility for the home and, you know, he was being the primary breadwinner. It was, I was in a situation where I could take that out of the mix. And I just remember looking at myself thinking, well, what am I doing? Why do I feel this way? I have spent my whole adult life being pretty outspoken and pretty independent.

Why am I all of a sudden acting like a 1950s housewife? It was wild. And then I started really getting into the study of internalized And I think something, it happens for people at all different phases. When I look back, I can definitely see how when I was a teenager and growing up that I felt a ton of pressure to fit in.

Why am I all of a sudden acting like a 1950s housewife? It was wild. And then I started really getting into the study of internalized And I think something, it happens for people at all different phases. When I look back, I can definitely see how when I was a teenager and growing up that I felt a ton of pressure to fit in.

Why am I all of a sudden acting like a 1950s housewife? It was wild. And then I started really getting into the study of internalized And I think something, it happens for people at all different phases. When I look back, I can definitely see how when I was a teenager and growing up that I felt a ton of pressure to fit in.

that I felt a ton of pressure to make my parents proud, that I felt a ton of pressure to really follow the traditional path of success, to follow the path that was laid out for me by my family, to fall in line with the people that I went to college with. And this is a really clear way to know if you have internalized patriarchy is, I mean, we all do. And it comes up in like so many different ways.

that I felt a ton of pressure to make my parents proud, that I felt a ton of pressure to really follow the traditional path of success, to follow the path that was laid out for me by my family, to fall in line with the people that I went to college with. And this is a really clear way to know if you have internalized patriarchy is, I mean, we all do. And it comes up in like so many different ways.

that I felt a ton of pressure to make my parents proud, that I felt a ton of pressure to really follow the traditional path of success, to follow the path that was laid out for me by my family, to fall in line with the people that I went to college with. And this is a really clear way to know if you have internalized patriarchy is, I mean, we all do. And it comes up in like so many different ways.

But I think the first question to ask is, am I walking my path or am I walking somebody else's path? Am I primarily concerned with how people see me? Am I always thinking about or worried about others? making someone mad? Am I constantly trying to avoid upsetting my male partner? Am I constantly worried about outshining my friends?

But I think the first question to ask is, am I walking my path or am I walking somebody else's path? Am I primarily concerned with how people see me? Am I always thinking about or worried about others? making someone mad? Am I constantly trying to avoid upsetting my male partner? Am I constantly worried about outshining my friends?