Holly Bailey shares her journey from playing netball to transitioning into playing footy. She discusses the challenges of:
Holly talks about the work Play Like a Girl does to empower girls and women through personal development programs and the lens of sport.
She emphasizes the importance of collaboration over competition in both sports and the corporate world, the importance of embracing both masculine and feminine traits, and how this can lead to success in leadership.
Holly shares her experiences navigating gender biases in sporting environments, the challenges she faced and how she had the courage to call out poor behaviour.
Holly also discusses the transition from sport to work, the importance of building a supportive community, and offers advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00Introduction and Background
00:31Growing Up in a Sporty Family
03:40Joining a New Football Club
05:04Learning a New Sport
06:16Physicality in Footy
07:09Getting Stronger in the Gym
08:08Appreciating Strong Female Bodies
09:21Challenging Societal Norms
10:08Overcoming Body Insecurities
13:33Realizing Self-Limiting Beliefs
14:08Career History and Starting Play Like a Girl
21:43The Ethos of Playing Like a Girl
23:09Redefining Femininity and Leadership
24:22Promoting Collaboration over Competition
24:53Embracing Authenticity and Unique Strengths
28:16Playing Both Sides: Embracing Masculine and Feminine Traits
29:28Navigating Gender Biases in Sporting Environments
36:27Transitioning from Sport to Work: Identity and Skills
39:13Taking the Leap: Starting Play Like a Girl
44:59Building a Community and Creating Impact
46:31The Importance of a Supportive Network
48:07Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs
49:33The Value of Chief Meta Chicks