Women in Business VS Coronavirus
- By Cora Line
There comes a moment in every woman’s life when the world’s noise fades, and a quieter, deeper question rises: What now? It often comes in the middle of a life transition—a new chapter, a career pause, a personal loss, or a long-overdue reckoning with who we are and what we truly want.
For Filipino women, the answer often lies not in the outside world but in the inner one.
Even just sitting with these questions can spark a quiet revolution inside you.
Consider the quiet strength of women like Atty. Nelisa Guevara-Garcia, who has spent years fighting child exploitation in the Philippines—not for recognition, but out of deep conviction. Her courage reminds us that tuning in doesn’t just connect us to clarity—it connects us to purpose.
When you let conviction guide your decisions instead of fear or external pressure, you step into a different kind of power. And when that power comes from within, it lasts.
You don’t need to lead a courtroom to lead with conviction. You just need to trust the voice inside you that says, “This matters to me.”
Inner work doesn’t mean isolation. Ms. Nina D. Aguas, a pioneer in the finance world and InLife, knows that empowered women lift each other. Her belief in the power of women supporting women is more than a motto—it’s a strategy for sustainable growth.
As you tune inward, look outward with intention. Surround yourself with people who see your light, even when you’re still finding it. A supportive circle—whether friends, mentors, or communities like InLife Sheroes—can remind you of your worth when you forget.
Every woman’s path is different, shaped by her choices, challenges, and the values she holds dear. That uniqueness is not something to overcome; it’s something to celebrate.
Your journey’s twists and turns are a source of wisdom and power. Whether you're rebuilding after a setback, exploring a new dream, or simply learning to trust yourself again, your story holds the clues to your strength.
The things you’ve overcome? The lessons you’ve learned? They are not detours—they are the way forward.
Owning your story isn’t about having it all figured out—it’s about choosing to show up as your full self, with nothing to prove but everything to give.