Women's Health Was Never Designed for Women
Women are around fifty per cent more likely to be misdiagnosed during a heart attack, because the warning signs doctors were taught are a man's.
Emmie Wills
9 posts
Nobody Feels Ready. They Begin Anyway
Thirty years of success, and the old voice still speaks up. The work is learning not to obey it.
Why Women Feel Guilty for Wanting More
Where the guilt comes from when a woman finally chooses herself, and why it was never hers to carry.
Shame, Need, and Power: The Psychology of the High-Stakes Ask
Why asking still feels like a risk, even when you've earned the right.
Young, Black & Successful
What success protects you from, what it does not, and the quiet cost of still being treated as the exception.
Who Are The Girlfriends?
Sex and the City, Friends and Loose Women walk into a room…
What Are You Not Apologising For?
On all the ways I’ve made myself smaller, and finally stopping.
Control, Fear, and the Cost of Uncertainty in Leadership Decisions
Control was the coping mechanism that got you here. The question is what it's costing you now.
When ‘Normal’ Blood Tests Silence a Woman’s Voice
Three generations of women. The same symptoms. Not one of them was believed.