The Truth About Being a Woman in a Man’s Field #womenempowerment #mompreneur #womeninbusiness

Okay, I had to get on here and just run my mouth for a minute because let's talk about something we never really talk about as women, especially as women working in male-dominated industries. It's the manipulation of our knowledge, our energy, and our ideas, all for someone else's benefit. And even bigger than that, let's talk about karma, because a lot of us have the wrong idea of what karma is. We assume that when someone does something wrong to us, karma's gonna handle it, karma's gonna get them. We think, oh, he used me, he didn't pay me, he took advantage of my skills. Something bad is definitely going to happen to him. Just watch, just wait. But here's the reality. Karma manifests through guilt, accountability, and emotional awareness. So if someone doesn't feel guilty, if they don't believe that they did anything wrong, if they aren't losing sleep over their actions, karma's not touching them at all. Okay? That's exactly why we see people who hurt us, who disrespect us, who use us, still winning, still making money, still expanding their businesses, still thriving. Because they don't feel bad. They don't reflect. They don't take accountability. So they're not attracting negative outcomes. We are because we are the ones replaying that betrayal. We are the ones thinking about when is karma gonna hit them. We are the ones holding the anger, the confusion, the disappointment, and that vibration, it shows up in our lives. I learned this recently and really painfully over the last year and a half. I had two different men I thought were good people people I thought were friends, people that I trusted, people that I invested with, people I believed in, people who I thought I could be mentors— who, who could be mentors to me or business partners with me, right? And both times the same thing happened. They use my gifts, they use my time, they use my energy, they use my knowledge, they refuse to compensate me properly. And when I confronted the situation, they shut down, they ghosted, or Or they acted like they were the ones that were being wronged, okay? And the whole time I kept thinking, just wait, just wait, cuz karma's going to get you, karma's going to get them, okay? They can't treat people like this and succeed. They cannot count— continue to count their blessings, um, being who they are, doing what they're doing, right? Their blessings got to stop. So I'm just sitting here waiting, counting the time down. But no, their blessings didn't stop. Minded, okay? Because I was stuck in the belief that the universe needed to punish them on my behalf. The universe needed to handle that for me. And meanwhile, I wasn't doing the one thing that I needed to do: reclaiming my energy, reclaiming my boundaries, reclaiming my voice, and reclaiming my peace. So I'm sharing this now because I know I'm not alone. This is the unspoken experience of so many women in male spaces. But here's the shift: karma isn't theirs, it's yours. Your karma is created by how you respond, how you heal, and how you rise. And once I stopped worrying about their downfalls and started focusing on my own comeback, everything changed. Absolutely everything has been changing for the