A magazine for anyone who’s ever been called Bossy

A magazine for anyone who’s ever been called Bossy

A magazine for anyone who’s ever been called Bossy

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Three years ago I started Reclaiming Bossy from my bedroom as a university student, no network, no capital, no expertise. Just a podcast about women building bold, unconventional lives. It's since grown into a community of listeners in 65+ countries, with seasons in Amsterdam, Madrid, and beyond. This magazine was born from that same spirit. For South Asian Heritage Month, I put out a callout for South Asian creatives. Within 48 hours, 300 comments came in, and DMs from founders, artists, builders, and writers across the UK, India, and the diaspora worldwide.


There were too many brilliant people to fit on the podcast. So this magazine became the home for everyone who didn't make it to the mic. For every brown girl who wanted a seat at the table, this is your table. This first edition is themed around one idea: you can't love the flower and hate the root. For me this means celebrating my culture and myself, I hope these pages give you the space to think about what this means for you.


Inside this magazine there are articles on AI, astrology, and Ayurveda, alongside personal essays on rebuilding your life, overcoming trauma, breaking cycles, and becoming the best version of yourself. This isn't an instruction manual, it's a tool and a template. My hope is that somewhere in these pages, you reconnect with the version of yourself who believed anything was possible, and remember that in your own story, you're the protagonist.

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1.8% of VC funding goes to female founders. For women of colour, that number is even smaller. The stories, the talent, the creative intelligence have always been there; it’s now time to give them visibility and access.

1.8% of VC funding goes to female founders. For women of colour, that number is even smaller. The stories, the talent, the creative intelligence have always been there; it’s now time to give them visibility and access.

1.8% of VC funding goes to female founders. For women of colour, that number is even smaller. The stories, the talent, the creative intelligence have always been there; it’s now time to give them visibility and access.

10% of every digital and print sale will be re-invested back into micro-grants and workshops for female founders, builders, and creatives. This is a community effort from the first page to the last.

10% of every digital and print sale will be re-invested back into micro-grants and workshops for female founders, builders, and creatives. This is a community effort from the first page to the last.

10% of every digital and print sale will be re-invested back into micro-grants and workshops for female founders, builders, and creatives. This is a community effort from the first page to the last.

First Edition Out 14th August

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