There is a moment in leadership that many accomplished women do not immediately recognise. It is not burnout. It is not a crisis. It is not when things fall apart. It is the moment when everything is still working but no longer stretching you. You are competent. You are respected. You are visible. And yet, beneath the applause and invitations, a quieter question begins to form: What is all this actually building towards? Over the past year, I have had repeated conversations with senior women across corporate instit
There is a moment in leadership that many accomplished women do not immediately recognise. It is not burnout. It is not a crisis. It is not when things fall apart. It is the moment when everything is still working but no longer stretching you. You are competent. You are respected. You are visible. And yet, beneath the applause and invitations, a quieter question begins to form: What is all this actually building towards? Over the past year, I have had repeated conversations with senior women across corporate instit