As a psychologist working with leaders, I have a love for the word wisdom and all that it conjures up. To me it's about continually evolving, growing and sharing unbiased knowledge and insight for the benefit of others. Throughout history, wisdom has been revered as a precious commodity, sought after by kings and commoners alike. It’s undeniably a topic well covered and well discussed. Yet, as I have delved deeper into wisdom as a concept, an intriguing pattern has emerged - the scarcity of female sages in our collective narrative. This peculiar absence begs the question: where have all the wise women gone?