The Life I'm Learning to Become #2: Learning to Become Comfortable with Being Different
There was a time when Genevieve Blackwood believed she would never truly belong. Although she had become the CEO of Blackwood Group, one of the most influential companies in Asteria, success didn't erase the quiet insecurity she carried inside. From the outside, her life looked perfect. She had a loving husband, a successful career, and a family who finally accepted her. Yet deep in her heart, she still found herself comparing her life to others. Whenever she looked at women like Eleanor Ashford or Celestine Everhart, she couldn't help but wonder, "Why can't I be like them?" Unlike Eleanor and Celestine, who were raised among nobility, Genevieve grew up in a small fishing village in Silverport. She knew how to repair fishing nets before she learned business etiquette. She understood local markets better than ballroom conversations. No matter how much she accomplished, part of her still felt like she didn't belong. The Pressure to Fit In As the new leader of ...