MWH 222 : Each For Equal–International Women’s Day 2020 - a podcast by Tracy Harris

Each For Equal - International Women's Day 2020


Every year International Women’s Day has a theme and for 2020 it’s to share how you are Each For Equal. Why? Because an equal world is an enabled world.The IWD 2020 campaign theme is drawn from a notion of'Collective Individualism.'Because we are all parts of a whole. Our individual actions, conversations, behaviors and mindsets can have an impact on our larger society.

One of the questions IWD asks is, “how will you help forge a gender equal world?”Here on the podcast, we honour are doing our damndest to forge a gender equal world by celebrating women's achievements, growth and empowering women to design a life and business they love.

I think you’re really going to love this week’s episode, so let’s get into it!Key Takeaways:>>[0:24] I’ve actually got a few butterflies fluttering around in my stomach right now because this is a bit of a different episode that you’re getting today, and I believe you’re really going to love it! I’ve asked 6 women to join me on the podcast today in honour of International Women’s Day (which was yesterday).>>[1:04] Every year International Women’s Day has a theme and for 2020 it’s to share how you are Each For Equal. Why? Because an equal world is an enabled world. The IWD 2020 campaign theme is drawn from a notion of'Collective Individualism.'Because we are all parts of a whole. Our individual actions, conversations, behaviors and mindsets can have an impact on our larger society.>>[2:03] One of the questions IWD asks is how will you help forge a gender equal world?>>[2:23] Here on the podcast, we honour are doing our damndest to forge a gender equal world by celebrating women's achievements, growth and empowering women to design a life and business they love.>>[3:03] Up first we have Angela Sanchez from Beauty Business Co. Beauty Business Co. provides beauty industry professionals tools and resources that help them save time and overwhelm in their beauty businesses so that they can become a thriving successful #BeautyBoss.Connect with her via Instagram (@beautybusiness_co), Facebook (@BeautyBusinessCo), and her website: www.beautybusinessco.com.
How is Angela Each For Equal?Since having her own salon, Angela inspire and empowers other beauty bosses to achieve anything they set their mind to.
In today’s society, the movement for women to feel confident in speaking their truth is so powerful.>>[4:59] Up next we have Jasmine from For Mae Collective. Jasmine Wong is a Mum to 3 and the co-founder of For Mae Collective, a breastfeeding friendly clothing label passionate in providing everyday Mums something beautiful to wear. Most days you can find her juggling mum life, running the business with her sister-in-law, Deirdre and also sewing for her kids.Connect with her via Instagram (@formaecollective), Facebook (@formaecollective), and her website: www.formaecollective.com.
How is Jasmine Each For Equal?Jasmine teaches her children that it’s not what they look like, but what value they can bring to every conversation.
This mentality is the same thing Jasmine brings to her business because she tends to view individuals not based on their gender but what they can do.>>[6:47] Give a huge welcome to, Rebecca Winston who is up next. Rebecca Winston helps Thermomix users feed their families at the4blades.com She is also a registered Osteopath working from her home clinic in Brisbane, loves developing systems and is Mum to two little ladies.Connect with her via Instagram (@the4blades), Facebook (@The4Blades), and her website: the4blades.com.
How is Rebecca Each For Equal?There is no one in the world just like Rebecca, just like there is no one in the world just like you. In this world where comparison can be SO present.
It is so powerful to show up unapologetically as ourselves because there is a place at the table for us, just as we are.

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