WobblyMuffin
WobblyMuffin

Women of GV. Hope to learn from you

It's not restricted to over 30 women. Open to all the women here irrespective of their age.

From career to health, marriage , relationship, travel, goals. #Learn from experiences

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WigglyPenguin
WigglyPenguin

If he is putting effort, stick with him, don't hoeee around

WobblyMuffin
WobblyMuffin

Likewise the other way around

GigglyPretzel
GigglyPretzel
Google14mo

Ye ladka lag ra h mje 😬😂

PerkyDumpling
PerkyDumpling

Live away from your family. Travel, see the world.

FluffyWaffle
FluffyWaffle

Not a one-size-fits-all answer. Fortunately some have a lovely family :)

DizzyMarshmallow
DizzyMarshmallow

Even if the family needs you ???

FluffyWaffle
FluffyWaffle

Be financially independent. Have your own funds that can last upto 1 year. Keep upskilling , invest money, travel a lot . Be metally and physically healthy.

TwirlyJellybean
TwirlyJellybean

nice way to found out the women on GV

PerkyNoodle
PerkyNoodle

Exactly my thoughts 🤔

ZoomyWaffle
ZoomyWaffle

Don't shy away from the guys. Talk to people, work on social skills. Soft skills is so much more important, as you progress in your career. Especially if you're working in a men dominant atmosphere.

TwirlyNoodle
TwirlyNoodle

Invest your money in mutual funds from the day you first salary is credited, never delay it.

Don't live a life for external validation. Do things which make you happy.

Get Married only when you are financially, mentally and physically prepared for it not when society tells you. The same people will not be there for you when shit happens and will even judge you for the same.

The regret of not giving your best is way bigger than the regret of failing.

Never underestimate the importance of balanced diet, good sleep and regular exercise.

The only person who care about you is yourself. Not your parents, spouse, children or friend. Be strong enough for yourself.

MagicalQuokka
MagicalQuokka

Do not marry too early. Make your career, travel, learn to read people's mind.

SwirlyPretzel
SwirlyPretzel
  1. Take the shot. Think something is out of reach or you aren’t good enough / qualified enough, still take a shot.
  2. Let your ambition / intent be known to people that matter
  3. Good guys are hard to come by - especially ones that respect you as an individual and support you to dream bigger. When you find someone like that, hold on to them tightly.
  4. Don’t let stereotypes guilt trip you - outsource and delegate freely - taking care of home, kids etc. if you have to
SquishyPretzel
SquishyPretzel

Be self sufficient and ensure you constantly self evaluate yourself. Celebrate yourself for every achievement and don’t be harsh on yourself if you commit a mistake. Brace up and move on!

GigglyWaffle
GigglyWaffle

"Bhai ka kat gaya" , "ladki ne kaat diya" mentality is there allllll over . A lot of men act extremely insecure, distrustful , quick to label women as something or the other.
Always believe in yourself, set your own standards of who you want to be. I've seen soo many cool women around me getting subtly pushed to act perfect all the time - too sweet , too understanding , jumping to make compromises for some cry baby man.

Try to remain grounded and know your worth.

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