Real Life of an MSW

First, you’ve already said it—but I will repeat it, because it bears repeating all the time. You, we, have extraordinary power, and we can never let anybody take our power from us. Never let anybody take our power from us, and never be shy about our power. We must encourage each other’s ambition. Ambition is a good thing. It is good to know one’s power and then to go for what you want, knowing you can achieve it. That is very important. We do not need to step quietly. And never allow the circumstances or the situation that we know we experience, whether it be pay gaps or anything else, to make us feel small or alone. I’ll say in particular to the younger women who are here: You are, on many occasions in your life, going to be in a room where you will be the only one that looks like you or has had your life experience. And what I demand of you is that you always walk in those rooms with your chin up and your shoulders back, knowing everybody there is in that room with you, expecting that you will carry the strength and power of your voice. I will beseech you: Don’t you ever believe that something can’t be done. People in your life will tell you, “It’s not your time. It’s not your turn. Nobody like you has done it before.” One of the things I love is they’ll say, “Oh, it’s going to be a lot of hard work.” Don’t you ever listen to that. I like to say I eat no for breakfast. I don’t hear no. I don’t hear no. And don’t you hear no either. –Vice President Harris: 

Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life wisdom on to others as I embark on this new venture of “positively purging“, as I know each of these pieces represents something