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  Reflecting on the role of women in our society, I had a profound realization during the Covid pandemic. When my family fell ill, I took on household responsibilities—shopping, cooking, and cleaning. This experience opened my eyes to the incredible multitasking and hard work women undertake daily. Women manage not only the home and children but also navigate the workplace's challenges. They juggle demanding roles, often at the expense of their own well-being. Add the pressures of a male-dominated world, and you have a recipe for stress. Patriarchy remains a significant barrier, as women perform 66% of all work globally but earn only 10% of the income and own just 1% of property. If unpaid caregiving were recognized in our economy, we could see a GDP increase of 30-50% . Despite the challenges, women in leadership roles can drive organizational success. Research shows that companies with diverse executive teams are 25% more likely to experience above-average profitability. Ye...

Metaphors can be described in different ways. For me, the simplest way to explain these is that a metaphor is a figure of speech that rhetorically describes one thing by referring to another. In doing so, it pulls out the hidden similarities in both situations. Examples of some widely used metaphors are: The world is a Stage or She has a heart of gold. I am sure we might have used these in our general conversations. Its use in coaching is interesting. Coaching is both a convergent and divergent process. We use both throughout the entire coaching conversation. We diverge to share experiences and feelings, get ideas, evoke possibilities, and open the mind and we then converge to select a few of these for action. As we can well imagine-it’s the opening the mind and heart to sharing that often becomes difficult for most people. And yet, we cannot gain from the coaching conversation if we are not sharing what’s happening with us, our current situation, and how we see it. Coaching conversati...