I think so. A bit in spite of how my grandmother raised me, who always said don’t lean out, be nice, make everyone like me. And although I was a bit polite, I never lacked the so-called eggs. Rather, I could fight for my own, talk about my needs. I must admit that I have never had a problem with being perceived differently, worse, because I am a woman. Maybe because I work with artists who are sensitive. I am observing, of course, how much we are fighting for parity in all areas. And that’s great. A lot has changed in the last 10 years, we are leaving some habits and patterns. I find it amazing when women come together and show their strength. The idea of sisterhood is very cool, because by uniting we can achieve much more than by jealousy and by putting logs under our feet.
