Here is what is important: As women we need to support one another, not tear each other down. Let's lift each other up.

The quotation frames women’s solidarity as a practical and moral imperative: progress is hindered when women internalize competition and redirect social pressures into mutual criticism. By contrasting “support” with “tear…down,” Orman emphasizes that empowerment is not only individual (confidence, success, financial independence) but also collective—built through encouragement, mentorship, and refusing to participate in disparagement. The closing imperative, “Let’s lift each other up,” turns the idea into a call to action, suggesting that everyday choices in speech and behavior can reshape norms and create environments where women’s achievements are normalized rather than resented.