How to be Successful in IWW
Lesson Summary
This lesson emphasizes:
- The importance of collaboration, peer review, and co-creating knowledge in a non-hierarchical manner.
- The significance of acknowledging and processing emotions, especially in the context of anti-racism and liberation efforts.
Additionally, it discusses various ways you can engage with and benefit from Interrupting White Womanhood, which includes:
- Attending live calls
- Accessing program archives
- Participating in community interactions
- Seeking individual support
This lesson suggests being flexible in utilizing available resources and finding personalized approaches that work best for personal growth and learning.
We delve into the topic of achieving success and highlight the importance of defining success for oneself.
Nikki stresses the following:
- Encouraging listeners to align personal definitions of success with self-love and fulfillment rather than societal norms tied to productivity and capitalism.
- References Maya Angelou's definition of success as "liking yourself, liking what you do, and liking how you do it."
- Provides tips for achieving success, such as committing to a plan, taking notes, and engaging with coaching resources.
There is also an emphasis on self-reflection, journaling, and extracting valuable insights from learning opportunities, with the message being to actively participate in shaping your path to success by being proactive, reflective, and open to new or unconventional ways.