The Well Collaborative

That’s the goal ladies.
It takes work, dedication, self awareness, leadership skills, capacity.
It’s not easy and it’s not done alone.
Let’s do it together.

The older I get, the more I realize that community is not the same thing as belonging.

You can be surrounded by people and still feel alone.

You can be part of multiple groups and still not feel supported.

You can attend every networking event and still feel disconnected.

Because community isn’t built through proximity.

It’s built through reciprocity.

Through giving and receiving.

Through showing up.

Through asking for help.

Through offering help.

Through extending grace.

Through accountability.

Through being known.

Many women tell me they want more community.

But I wonder if the better question is:

✨ What do we actually want from community?

Do we want support?
Friendship?
Accountability?
Witnessing?
Encouragement?
Practical help?
Belonging?

And perhaps an even harder question:

✨ What does community require from us?

Because healthy community isn’t just about finding the right people.

It’s about becoming the kind of person who helps create the kind of community we’re longing for.

That’s where belonging begins.

👇 What is one thing you need more of from your community right now?

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We have big goals to double our team and fundraising for next year!
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Lately I’ve been thinking about feminine leadership, which all starts with self awareness, desire, wants.

But that’s just the beginning.

From there we move onto creation, birthing, bringing newness and purpose.
So what’s next?

Legacy, mentorship, matriarch.

It’s not about burning it all down, as tempting at that is…

It’s about vision, collaboration, and creating the world we want to live in.

Are you ready to do that with me?

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Thank you for taking the time to connect with the women of The Well Directory.
You truly are the most inspiring, creative, warm, and wise women.
I am always grateful to be in your presence.

Welcome to the Well Directory ✨

We are so honoured to have you here!

is a Venezuelan creative writer, published author, human rights advocate, migration specialist, and digital storyteller based in Saskatoon.

You can learn more about her on our Directory,

Welcome to the Directory ✨

Crystal has been training in martial arts for 16 plus years and has personally experienced the transformative power of movement and martial arts.

Through her trauma training with Wilfred Laurier University and her Women Empowered program, she helps other women find themselves again.

Her mission is to empower women to reclaim their confidence, strength, and sense of self at

We are so excited to welcome to The Well Directory!

Fiyin Obayan is the CEO and Founder of , where she helps brands bring their stories to life through thoughtful, strategic video production.

I asked our Co-Lab girls a question last week — ‘what do you long for from other women?’ and it was my own response that really struck me.

First off, I don’t think I ever gave myself permission to ask that question.

Secondly, my inner self said — affection

Wow, not only have I pushed away affection from my friendships because I felt undeserving or unloveable, but it’s also the thing I long for the most.

I realized it was my fear of rejection causing me to be guarded around receiving affection.
Will I be too much?
Will they leave me later?

I have had a few close friends in the past break thru these walls and I’ve only recently been able to name it.

I am so grateful for the safe women in my life who have helped me receive their love, and taught me that I am not only deserving of it — but easy to love.

We strive to create this space at The Well, where you can let down your guard enough to self reflect, and give yourself permission to ask for, and receive, what you’ve been longing for.