Some of the advice that people share most often, like “don't worry about making mistakes,” may seem gender-neutral, but ignores how women's reality differs from men’s. Here's how.
), the advice is sometimes presented in pithy but very black and white ways. Most of the top influencers in these spaces are white men, and what they say can come across as mansplaining, even when they make good points.Research shows that when women make mistakes, those mistakes are counted against them more harshly and for longer than when men make mistakes.
A lot of common advice about how to succeed and be productive seems to apply at least slightly differently to men and women ., but some other examples are networking and negotiation. Negotiating can backfire for women, and networking can be more valuable for men because men tend to get more help from their networks than women do.I have a well-established deep work habit. However, I'm not 100% consistent with it? Why? Due to lack of self-discipline? Nope.
When other people depend on you for their emotional needs, your habits won't likely be 100% consistent. And, yes, you can still succeed and be a well-regulated person, even if they're not.
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