Have you ever been told “you’re too much”
or “you’re not strategic enough”?
If so, you are not alone!
When women lead from strength, we’re aggressive.
When we lead with empathy, we’re too soft.
It’s a tightrope that’s impossible to walk.
Maybe you’ve heard some of these statistics about women leaders …
76% of high-performing women receive negative personality-focused feedback compared to just 2% of high-performing men.
Only 28% of women feel confident navigating office politics.
More than half of mid-level women report feeling “stuck” in execution, while men in the same roles are more likely to be seen as “strategic thinkers.”
If any of them hit a little too close to home, breathe.
You’re not broken.
You’re not imagining it.
And you’re definitely not alone.
Influence, visibility and strategy are learnable leadership skills.
This isn’t about working harder. It’s about leading smarter!
Sources: 1) Textio Feedback Bias 2024, 2)McKinsey & Company’s “Women in the Workplace” Report, 3) LeanIn.org
Who is a BOLD Leader?
Mid- to senior-level leaders who are ready for more
Visionaries who are tired of feeling stuck in execution mode
Women who want influence, alignment, and confidence
Anyone who wants to join a community of like-minded women who support and encourage each other to be BOLD
What is BOLD Leadership?
Bold is defined as confident, courageous, and willing to take risks.
I created the BOLD framework after 20+ years of leading product groups, launching innovative initiatives, and mentoring women across levels and industries. I had to master these the hard way. Now, I teach them with intention, clarity, and a community of support.
B - Build Self-Awareness & Vision
O - Overcome Barriers & Limiting Beliefs
L - Leverage Influence & Strategic Thinking
D - Drive Results & Bold Action