Socratyc Stories:THE WOMEN WHO BUILD.
Fifteen minutes a week with women in the middle of building something that matters...a startup, a career, a family, a comeback, a community. No polished origin stories. No tidy endings. Real stories about the build, and progress, the challenges, and what's to come!
Most stories about women who build arrive after the fact, once everything is funded, framed, and photogenic.
Not here!
It lives in the "in between" stages that matter, with women who are still in it, still doing the work. Six questions, and an ask to the audience to support the next steps.
Don't let perfectly polished communication or a finished pitch deck be a gatekeeper. Come as you are!
Socratyc Stories is for women who are mid build. Not the version of you that has it all figured out. The version of you that woke up this morning and went again anyway. If any of these sound like you, there is a seat at this table.
- 01Building a company while raising small humans.
- 02Building a second career after the first one no longer fit.
- 03Building a movement out of something that made you angry.
- 04Building a quiet practice that feeds your family and your soul.
- 05Building a product that nobody asked for yet.
- 06Building a comeback after a public failure.
- 07Building a family on your own terms, through IVF, adoption, fostering, or any path that is yours.
- 08Building a future for women who will come after you.
“We learn the most from each other in the moments we never post on LinkedIn.”
Nicole Alos, ICF-PCC, CEC
Founder, Socratyc. Founder and Creator, Socratyc Sidekick.
Nicole is a builder, a coach, and a relentless advocate for the women doing the work. She has spent time learning what it really takes to build something that lasts. Socratyc Stories is the show she always wanted to hear when she was in the middle of her own builds.
She holds an MBA, is an ICF-PCC credentialed coach and a Certified Executive Coach, and works with founders, operators, and creatives who are committed to building on their own terms. She believes the most useful thing a woman in the middle can hear is another woman in the middle telling the truth.
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Tell us what you are building.
If you are a woman, or identify as a women in the middle of building something important to you, we want to hear from you. Answer the prompts below the way you would tell a trusted friend. The form takes about five minutes. We read every single one!