In the final episode of this three-part series on building resilience, Amy explores the phenomenon of Tall Poppy Syndrome and its impact on wāhine in leadership. She dives into the kūmara mentality and the balance between humility and celebrating success. Drawing on personal experiences and reflections, Amy discusses how we can build resilience and navigate the challenges of external validation while staying true to ourselves.

We unpack how Tall Poppy Syndrome often stems from our insecurities and how it affects both those succeeding and those witnessing success. Amy emphasizes the importance of internal validation and offers insights into overcoming the fear of being "too successful."

Join us as we discuss how to uplift one another, celebrate our achievements, and foster a culture of collective success within our communities. Discover practical ways to support and be supported, ensuring that all wāhine thrive together.

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