Women empowering each other is no big deal at all. But sometimes, it’s hard to know how to support each other with utmost zeal and encouragement. That is why through this blog, you can learn about five better and improved things to do as a woman to empower other women.
These can be of your league or another. It doesn’t matter. What matters the most is that you are ready to empower each other for the greater good of the entire community.
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1. Brainstorm ideas with each other
The best strategy is always to brainstorm. Talk to each other. Know what is going on in the head of your fellow female friend. She can be your friend, classmate, colleague, lover, wife, or someone else.
The main idea to brainstorm is to give more importance to cooperation and community over competition. When you brainstorm and share ideas, you are allowing more power to come to both of you at once.
When you share ideas, you mix your strengths and hedge your weaknesses. Often, brainstorming leads to successful ventures led completely by women themselves.
2. Share positivity all around you
There is already enough negativity around us. This comes to full force when women try to lead in their respective fields. But you can make a change in your as well as other women’s lives.
How so, you may want or want to know. That is fine.
Simply take out extra time and share something positive with your women colleagues, peers, lovers, friends, or competitors even. You can begin doing so by sharing Eleanor Roosevelt women’s rights quotes.
By reading those quotes, you can really inspire ladies around you. Or, you can put up a nice social media post regularly dedicated to the women of your field or any other, as a matter of fact.
3. Collaborate with other women
Try a hand at what you do the best with other women in your circle. Some might be those who inspire you, who are inspired by you, and those who are threatened by you.
Give every such woman around you to work with you. Then, see the magic and influence of the real and organic collaborated projects.
Sometimes, women only need another woman’s support. At times, they can’t take the lead. That might be due to society’s pressure or financial instability. But you can give them a chance with a healthy and organic collaboration.
4. Become a spokesperson or leader for other women
The short term is to become an influencer if I want to sound modern. This point might be closely related to the previous one. But it has a greater impact by itself. Not everything is about collaboration or brainstorming.
Some women just need someone to speak for them on their behalf. If you think you can speak, influence, communicate, and deliver women-related subjects well, then try doing so.
But for that, you need to understand the real issues of those women who would be lucky to have you as their leader or spokesperson.
For that, you need to enhance your knowledge. You can start doing that by:
- Conducting live sessions with female micro-influencers.
- Reaching out to the women of a particular location, region, nationality.
- Understanding the common and modern-day issues women of your choice are facing.
- Knowing reasons for those women’s disappointment from life, society, other people in general.
- Giving/taking: interviews, live sessions, surveys, and feedback. (All from women)
5. Adopt a girl child
There is nothing greater than becoming a parent to a girl child. That is one of the biggest and heartfelt things that you can do to empower other women in your life. Not everything is about empowering women of your age or those older to you.
There is a greater need in society to help female children. There is an increase in the different types of harassment these children face daily. And why does that happen? Most often, they don’t have knowledge, resources, facilities, and respectable parents to look after.
But if you adopt a girl child, it would be the best investment of your life for the ultimate empowerment of a woman in your life. There are already many celebrities in the world who adopted a girl child. For example, Angelina Jolie, Sushmita Sen, Madonna, and Katherine Heigl.
