while eliminating fear of leadership at an early age.
At Moosh Walks we use empowering storytelling to show young girls the possibilities of their dreams come true. Eliminating subconscious fear of leadership at a young age.
As much as we think that women are not given equal opportunities because we are living in a men's world. One of the bigger issues is how we raise our girls today. Girls are taught to be quiet and polite which results in not standing up for themselves in the adulthood.
My goal is to develop future female leaders. Today, we have less than 5% of female CEOs in the FORTUNE 500 companies. There are many reasons why not many women pursue leadership positions and one of them is because our young girls are not exposed to the right leadership messaging at the right time. I am committed to this vision fully & excited to see the results. Let us give the next generation a leg up.
Thank you for supporting Moosh Walks.
-Olga Kay
Sun, Jan 29, 23
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