Sisters of the same Successes
Because She Matters provides resources and tools to the busy supermoms and superwomen of the world to help them ditch their superwoman cape and reprioritize themselves to get healthy, happy, healed and whole--without having to sacrifice or neglect the other important people and things in their life.
For far too long, many of us women have operated under the superwoman syndrome— we take care of everyone and everything else first. We wear many different hats (roles)—we’re the mom, wife/girlfriend, employee, business owner, volunteer, the confidante…doing and giving. Before long, we look in the mirror and our cape is tattered and torn and we don’t look or feel much like superwoman.
Perhaps we are overweight, unhealthy, stressed out, depressed, carrying emotional baggage—just to name a few. And often, no one knows. We show up. We work. We serve. We execute. And we do it well. But, when it comes to keeping that same energy for ourselves, its lackluster. We can champion everything and everybody else. But, when it comes to taking initiative to do some of those same things for ourselves we are...
- Tired
- Frustrated
- Suffering from mommy guilt
- Stressed out
- Overwhelmed
- ...So many different things
And why are we this way?
Society. Society created the Superwoman Syndrome.
The Superwoman Syndrome tricked us into believing that every day we should wake up, put on our capes, and go save the world. We should be super-wife, super-mom, super-friend, super-boss, and “super” in any of the other hats/roles that we took on.
And I (just like many others) did it. I got up every day and gave everyone the best that I had. I’d wake up, cook breakfast, deliver kids, excel at work, volunteer in my community, go to church, and be there for others. I received accolades and recognition for all of my “super” work. I wore my cape like a badge of honor. It was great…until it wasn’t great anymore.
