She’s the one others turn to.

The one who gets things done, holds it all together, and makes it look easy — at least from the outside.

She’s smart. Capable. Ambitious. She leads meetings, runs households, signs contracts, and checks in on her team’s mental health between juggling 17 other tasks.

She’s strong.

But even the strongest women need strong support too.

The Myth of the Self-Sufficient Woman

Somewhere along the way, many women in business have internalized a dangerous message:

If you need support, you’re not strong.

And so, they soldier on.

They push through the stress, the overwhelm, the emotional exhaustion.

They keep saying yes, keep showing up, and keep spinning all the plates — even when they’re quietly running on fumes.

But here’s the truth I’ve seen again and again, both in my own life and in my years of coaching women entrepreneurs, professionals, and business owners:

Needing support isn’t a weakness. It’s a sign of wisdom.

In fact, the women who seek...