08/03/2023
52 Stories : Story No 7 Who is Championing you and who are you Championing?
Today's story is about Anandi Gopal Joshi. In 1883 a young 21-year-old Anandi Gopal Joshi became the 1st Indian, woman to receive a medical degree. It was the encouragement and learnings she received from her much older husband, Gopalrao that set her up. He recognized her talent and championed her all the way.
In today's world, Championing can help someone in a number of ways, including:
👉Building confidence: When someone champions you, they are expressing belief in your abilities and potential. This can help build your confidence and give you the courage to take on new challenges.
👉Opening doors: A champion may be able to create new opportunities for you by introducing you to key people in your industry or recommending you for projects or positions. This can help you advance your career or achieve your goals.
👉Providing support: A champion can provide emotional and professional support, offering advice, guidance, and encouragement when you need it.
👉Increasing visibility: Having a champion can help raise your profile and increase your visibility in your industry or community. This can lead to new connections, opportunities, and recognition for your work.
👉Addressing bias and discrimination: A champion can speak up for you and advocate for fair treatment and equal opportunities, helping to address any bias or discrimination you may face.
So Who is Championing you and who are you Championing?
