This, probably the last 18 months, I've been navigating a really heavy, grueling war behind closed doors, just battling it out with insurance companies and corporations and the absolute exhaustion of trying to get justice from a patriarchal legal system that just isn't built for us.
So for those of you that don't know me, my name is Sarah.
And I'm so incredibly grateful to have you here with me in this space.
So I'm opening up with you about this today because, in fact, this isn't just my story.
It's a story for so many women who have been exposed to the patriarchal system all our lives and whereby the feminine has been completely suppressed to their ways of doing life.
So today we're talking about what happens when you finally realise that the system is never going to hand you over your justice and why calling your power back completely on your own terms is the only real path to justice, to sovereignty and to internal justice and to true financial freedom and to healing.
So let's just take it back a
little
bit.
Since 2024, when I was sexually harassed, abused in my workplace, I was violated.
I was the only woman working in a completely male-dominated company.
And all of this happened whilst being in the construction industry for 13 years.
I knew how to navigate those heavily structured environments, or at least I thought I did.
But to be so real with you, nothing prepares you for that kind of violation in your workplace.
And I also want to be super gentle and direct about this.
Being violated in a space where you were supposed to be safe is something no woman, no man, no person should ever, I mean ever, have to endure.
It completely fractures your sense of safety.
It breaches the core of who you are.
When it happened, my old conditioning kicked in and told me, Just trust the process.
Sarah, trust the workers' compensation.
Trust the medical system.
Trust the superannuation.
Trust the insurance protection.
Trust the insurance company.
This, probably the last 18 months, I've been navigating a really heavy, grueling war behind closed doors, just battling it out with insurance companies and corporations and the absolute exhaustion of trying to get justice from a patriarchal legal system that just isn't built for us.
So for those of you that don't know me, my name is Sarah.
And I'm so incredibly grateful to have you here with me in this space.
So I'm opening up with you about this today because, in fact, this isn't just my story.
It's a story for so many women who have been exposed to the patriarchal system all our lives and whereby the feminine has been completely suppressed to their ways of doing life.
So today we're talking about what happens when you finally realise that the system is never going to hand you over your justice and why calling your power back completely on your own terms is the only real path to justice, to sovereignty and to internal justice and to true financial freedom and to healing.
So let's just take it back a
little
bit.
Since 2024, when I was sexually harassed, abused in my workplace, I was violated.
I was the only woman working in a completely male-dominated company.
And all of this happened whilst being in the construction industry for 13 years.
I knew how to navigate those heavily structured environments, or at least I thought I did.
But to be so real with you, nothing prepares you for that kind of violation in your workplace.
And I also want to be super gentle and direct about this.
Being violated in a space where you were supposed to be safe is something no woman, no man, no person should ever, I mean ever, have to endure.
It completely fractures your sense of safety.
It breaches the core of who you are.
When it happened, my old conditioning kicked in and told me, Just trust the process.
Sarah, trust the workers' compensation.
Trust the medical system.
Trust the superannuation.
Trust the insurance protection.
Trust the insurance company.
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