EPISODE · Aug 12, 2026 · 24 MIN
Who’s Taking Care of the Women?
from The Summit Effect · host Alanna Crawford
As women, we are so good at noticing. We notice what needs to be done, who needs support, who hasn’t had enough time for themselves, and how everyone around us is doing. But somewhere in all that noticing, we can forget that we need to be poured into too.In this episode:Why our definition of fun grows up with usThe magic of uninterrupted time with womenWhy being truly listened to feels so powerfulWhy friendship shouldn’t be something we squeeze in after everything else is doneWhy the same qualities that make women incredible can also drain usWanting fun that you come home from feeling more like yourselfScheduling “time-ins” before you desperately need a breakWhy not everything enjoyable needs to become another wellness practiceWhy we need to stop silently rooting for women and start rooting for them out loudSummit takeaway:We are so good at creating connection, taking care of people, building community, and making life beautiful for everyone around us—but sometimes we forget that we’re supposed to experience the beautiful life we’re creating too.If this episode resonated with you, send it to a woman you want to schedule a time-in with.Continue the conversation on Instagram: @alannacrawford_
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As women, we are so good at noticing. We notice what needs to be done, who needs support, who hasn’t had enough time for themselves, and how everyone around us is doing. But somewhere in all that noticing, we can forget that we need to be poured into too. In this episode: Why our definition of fun grows up with usThe magic of uninterrupted time with womenWhy being truly listened to feels so powerfulWhy friendship shouldn’t be something we squeeze in after everything else is doneWhy the same q...
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