Alone, Not Lonely: Why Every Woman Should Learn to Thrive Solo
When was the last time you did something alone - not because you had to, but because you wanted to? In this essay, Shannon Kate Murray explores how thriving solo can become the most freeing act of self-trust a woman can make.
The Path Isn’t Linear: Redefining Success When You Step Away from the 9–5
What happens when you leave the 9–5 and the world asks when you’ll go back? This essay explores the quiet courage it takes to redefine success, trust your timing, and build a life that actually fits you.
The Psychology of Spending on Quality: Why It’s Self-Trust, Not Indulgence
What if choosing quality wasn’t indulgent, but a reflection of self-belief? Shannon Kate Murray shares how intentional spending can become an act of alignment - and a mindset shift toward worthiness.
Why Confident Women Still Doubt Themselves - and How to Lead From Your Strengths
The qualities women often downplay - empathy, adaptability, collaboration - are the ones modern leadership needs most. Here’s how a strengths-based approach can help you lead with confidence, not comparison.
Confidence Isn’t the Prerequisite - It’s the Result
Confidence doesn’t come first. Movement does. Here’s why action - not certainty - is what builds real self-belief.