Healing Our Mother Wounds: Remembering Their Strengths and Honoring Their Survival

Healing Our Mother Wounds: Remembering Their Strengths and Honoring Their Survival

There is a particular kind of weight that many of us in leadership carry.

Not just the weight of decisions and responsibilities. But the older, quieter weight of what was handed to us. The patterns absorbed from watching the people who raised us. The unspoken rules about what it means to be good, to be useful, to be loved without being too much.

We learned to lead from those patterns. And we have often led well. And somewhere underneath the competence, there is a grief that has not yet been named.

This circle is an invitation to name it.

What This Circle Is