Blessings Grow Meadows

Be her.

Sometimes it’s the smallest gesture — the invite, the seat, the welcome, the “sit with us” — that makes all the difference.

And please for the love of all things…making room for another woman should not depend on who she knows, what she can offer, how connected she is, or whether including her raises your own status.

Making room shouldn’t be reserved for the most useful, popular, or powerful person in the room. Be open to connecting and not just calculating the social landscape around you (once you’ve seen it you will know what I mean).

Oh, and not to mention plain old fashioned manners ladies! I always say if you can’t be kind at least be mannered.

And when we make room for others the people around us notice.

Our friends notice.
Our daughters notice.
Our sons notice.
The women still learning whether there is space for them notice.

Be the kind of woman who makes room.

I’m Dr. Noëlle a licensed clinical psychologist and Mom of 3. If you’re looking for conversations about friendship, motherhood, belonging, relational pain, and the ways women can learn to find their voice again — I’m so glad you’re here.

There is always room at my table 🫶