Having the courage to be seen | Episode 39
from Te Kāinga Wāhine Podcast Hosted by Te Kāinga Wāhine
In this episode, Amy McLean explores the courage it takes to step into visibility as wāhine. Why does being seen often feel so daunting? Amy unpacks the fears—of judgment, rejection, and even success—that can hold us back. This kōrero reminds us that leadership comes in many forms—loud or quiet, bold or grounded—and that true courage lies in showing up as our authentic selves. Discover practical ways to anchor yourself in your mana and take small yet powerful steps toward visibility. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation about claiming your space, honouring your truth, and empowering others through sharing your journey. What does courage look like for you? Looking for more? We write a weekly newsletter that talks on all the good stuff about and for Wāhine Māori - just like the podcast! Jump over and sign up here: tekaingawahine.co.nz/subscribe
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In this episode, Amy McLean explores the courage it takes to step into visibility as wāhine. Why does being seen often feel so daunting? Amy unpacks the fears—of judgment, rejection, and even success—that can hold us back. This kōrero reminds us that leadership comes in many forms—loud or quiet, bold or grounded—and that true courage lies in showing up as our authentic selves. Discover practical ways to anchor yourself in your mana and take small yet powerful steps toward visibility. ...
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