What does it look like to be vulnerable in our friendships and relationships and how can such transparency lead to growth and more meaningful connections? And in a time where feminism has so many streams and can often get a bad rap, what does it mean to truly embrace and celebrate our differences as women in female friendships? In this episode we spoke to Seun Toye-Kayode a real champion of women. Seun's an Associate in Global Markets and the founder of ACAW and has built feminism and vulnerability into the fabric of all she does.
Seun Toye-Kayode: How to incorporate vulnerability and authentic feminism in female friendships
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