"A well-crafted morning routine empowers women, setting a positive tone for the day ahead, fostering productivity, self-care and mental clarity." Becca Goldsberry, Sales and Leadership Coach, Southwestern Consulting
"Stand strong in your convictions. Believe in yourself and your goals, while acknowledging that not everyone needs to agree with you. In fact, you will likely get a lot of ‘no’ in life, but it only takes one ‘yes’ to make progress." Mollie Tavel Kaback, Director, Dr. Tavel Family Eye Care
“Women tend to carry a high burden of stress and often aren't aware of their stress levels. Stress can make you sick. It's important to find ways to de-stress since your health, relationships and quality of life depend on it.” Brenda Hanning, Owner, Cereset
“Persist in pursuing your ambitions, cultivate a supportive network, remember that your worth is not defined by society, defy limitations and always own your journey.” Bonnie Riley, Assistant Vice President, Community First Bank of Indiana
“Treat each meal as a new meal. Do not let what you have eaten before dictate your choices at your next meal. Listen to what your body wants and respect your needs.” Amanda Garant, Registered Dietitian
“Show up as your authentic self. We all were blessed with unique personalities, gifts and characteristics, and when we show up authentically people support that.” Christina Lockett, Owner, Christina Ann Hair Boutique
"Know your why. Be willing to take risks, and get comfortable with being uncomfortable. Don't wait for motivation; just start. Stay resilient, let go of things that don’t serve you and prioritize health above all else." Katie Vigil, Director & Producer, That's What She Said Indianapolis
“Be confident in your abilities, embrace your unique perspective, and support and uplift other women. Remember your voice and contributions are valuable and important.” Elizabeth Scott, President, Junior League of Indianapolis
"Being responsible with your time is life-changing! Prioritize productivity over preoccupation, delegate tasks, limit constant access to you, schedule an hour a day for distractions and find authentic connections." Vikki Duke, Founder, Insomnia Mom
