Why working women feel guilty | CA Tripti Shinghal Somani | TEDxGreenfield Women скачать в хорошем качестве

Why working women feel guilty | CA Tripti Shinghal Somani | TEDxGreenfield Women

In this TEDx talk, the speaker explores the unspoken emotional burden working women carry every day—the guilt of choosing career alongside family, dreams alongside responsibility. Drawing from lived experience and stories of women across generations, she challenges the belief that ambition and care must exist in conflict. Why are women praised for sacrifice, but questioned for success? Why is balance expected only from women—and guilt handed out so freely? This talk is not about choosing between work and family. It’s about questioning the systems, expectations, and narratives that make women feel they are never enough—no matter what they choose. By redefining success, sharing practical mindset shifts, and inviting compassion into the conversation, this talk offers a powerful reframe: guilt is not a personal failure—it is a social conditioning that can be unlearned. Because a fulfilled woman is not a guilty one. And working women deserve pride, not apology. CA Tripti Shinghal Somani is a dynamic Chartered Accountant, Partner K G Somani , entrepreneur, investor and women empowerment advocate recognized for spearheading transformative initiatives that drive inclusive growth. She has secured landmark procurement policies for women entrepreneurs, launched gender-responsive programs connecting women vendors with corporate chains, and built platforms Womennovator ( global incubator for women) empowering over 1,000 women-owned businesses. A recipient of numerous awards like the Times 40 Under 40 and UN Women India Award, she mentors startups and leads impactful projects through her venture Womennovator. She currently sits on governing council of National startup advisory council, DPIIT, Ministry of commerce. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx