I appreciate this author and here style. We all need to look at our biases, especially people who look like me (🤍). This workbook provides great exercises for that type of self reflection and I'm appreciative.
Very straightforward. Good exercises. Easy to follow. Both firm and gentle. Another great tool for the reflective tool box.
This is one of those resources that gets you thinking about the things you’ve been taught to consider normal. The prompts are thoughtful, direct and give you plenty of room to examine your own experiences rather than telling you what you should think. I especially appreciated the questions around what women are taught to tolerate, what it means to be “good” and how those expectations can shape our choices. There’s a lot here to reflect on and return to.