Equivalent Too

In this week's episode of Scilence:  How to stand up for yourself, as an introvert, when you can't stand conflict.   The importance of failure and the paralysis of Imposter Syndrome. My STEM guest discusses the difficulty in pursuing one's passions without self-beleif, and the over-arching joy in working on something you love, that makes the pressure of being the token woman in aerospace engineering, all worth while.      

In this week's episode of Scilence:  How to stand up for yourself, as an introvert, when you can't stand conflict.   The importance of failure and the paralysis of Imposter Syndrome. My STEM guest discusses the difficulty in pursuing one's passions without self-beleif, and the over-arching joy in working on something you love, that makes the pressure of being the token woman in aerospace engineering, all worth while.      

On this week's Scilence, the pressure of being the token woman in STEM, toning down our appearances to be taken seriously and how genuine love and passion can overcome all obstacles.   In this weekly podcast, we let down our guards, to share what it is really like being female, in a male-dominated world.  

In Scilence this week, my bad-ass woman of STEM talks about how she pushed through almost paralysing feelings of self-doubt and low-self-confidence to do what she loves.  In trying out a couple of different career paths to satisfy what she thought she ought to do and in fighting against that typical 'blonde' stereotype.  My guest describes how she has never been happier proving people wrong, as a women in a highly scientific field.  Her mission - to continue improving the health of humanity and reduce the impact of disease and epidemics.      

In Scilence this week, my bad-ass woman of STEM talks about how she pushed through almost paralysing feelings of self-doubt and low-self-confidence to do what she loves.  In trying out a couple of different career paths to satisfy what she thought she ought to do and in fighting against that typical 'blonde' stereotype.  My guest describes how she has never been happier proving people wrong, as a women in a highly scientific field.  Her mission - to continue improving the health of humanity and reduce the impact of disease and epidemics.      

In this week's episode, my 'STEM sister' talks about the need for more gender balance in Architecture - afterall women occupy buildings just as much as men.  We talk about what it is really like working in such a technologically creative industry, where success usually comes to those who wait - for decades.  Can a woman be successful in Architecture and have it all?  As ever, I aim to find out!