A Question on Women's Day



With all the women's day wishes pouring in from all quarters; I have a question for you.

For Women: How are you celebrating YOURSELF today?

For Men: How are you celebrating the women around you today?

And no. This is not about all the women's day celebrations, events, and parties happening around.

This is about what YOU are doing.

As a woman, how are you celebrating yourself today - taking care of yourself, rewarding yourself, relaxing yourself, happy'fying yourself - quite a few options.

As a man, what are you doing at your individual level to make a difference to the women in your life - a message, a flower, helping them with something, making them take time off, appreciating them, telling them what difference they have made to you ... quite a few options.

Start with yourself.

#CoachHemant #WomensDay #GrowthMindset #SelfCare

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