Women in key positions and in male-dominated environments, working mothers, sexually harassed- or not- working women and a huge question of uncertainty: do I have the right to be here? Having embraced the social stereotypes we grew up with and facing different aspects of unconscious bias in all kinds of workplaces, what mechanisms do we develop to professionally survive and thrive- especially when we are not certain whether we deserve it or not? Stella Kasdagli is a writer, translator, adolescent and adult educator and co-founder of “Women On Top”. She studied French Literature in Athens and Media Theory in London and worked for several years as editor at Cosmopolitan Magazine, collaborating with other Greek and English-language publications and sites. She now plans and implements actions for women’s professional empowerment and equality in the labor market, writes about topics she would like to discuss more, translates foreign literature and coordinates adolescent workshops on body image, social activation, and creative use of digital media. She is also co-founder of the Mentorkids Network and the online book club Reading Bookworm. Her books are released by Patakis Publications.