How We Hold Space

Transcript:
Okay, this one is short, but it's important. It's on how we hold space.

Before we talk about anything else, I want to say this clearly, WINC is meant to feel human. You do not need to sensor yourself here, you don't need to get anything right, and you don't need to perform emotional perfection. This is a space for real women having real conversations.

Inside WINC conversations flow best when we lead with curiosity before certainty. That looks like asking questions, sharing perspectives, not prescriptions, speaking from your own experience and letting conversations unfold naturally. You're allowed to have opinions, you're allowed to be thoughtful and you're allowed to care.

Support inside WINC doesn't have to be heavy or formal. Support can be, "I've been there," "that makes sense," "wanna hear what worked for me?," Or "I'm cheering you on." We trust one another to say yes, no, or not right now. The only thing I'll invite you to stay aware of is this, speak from your experience, not over someone else's. When everyone does that, conversation stays clean and empowering.

You will see women at different stages, with different paths, and different capacities. That's not something to manage, it's something to respect. Another woman's success isn't a threat and your way doesn't need defending.

The real energetic agreement inside WINC is simple: stay open, stay curious, stay kind. You don't need to be perfect to belong here. If you ever feel unsure about how to respond, curiosity will always serve you. And if you ever say something imperfectly, that's okay. This is a space that can hold real humans.