b'EMPOWERED TO INSPIRE, ACHIEVE AND LEAD TOGETHEREMPOWERED TO INSPIRE, ACHIEVE AND LEAD TOGETHEREMPOWERED TO INSPIRE, ACHIEVE AND LEAD TOGETHEREMPOWERED TO INSPIRE,VETERINARY WOMAN CHAMPIONS FOR CHANGEACHIEVE & LEAD TOGETHERrejuvenates my motivation. Each unique story I hear through the podcast reinforces my optimism about the possibilities in veterinary medicine.Joining mastermind groups of entrepreneurs, both within and outside the veterinary industry, has been invaluable. These communities provide support, knowledge-sharing, and strategies to overcome challenges. Embracing the mindset of being the dumb one in the room has accelerated my personal growth and problem-solving abilities, pushing me out of my comfort zone and into new areas of learning.What is the best advice youve been given, or thatyou would give to someone else, about drivingpositive change? My best advice for driving positive change is to build a diverse team of supportive, knowledgeable individuals. This network, comprising mentors and peers, brings unique experiences and perspectives to help you navigate challenges. While initiative is crucial, remember that meaningful change is rarely achieved alone. What are your next steps to continue creating changefor the better?My most immediate personal mission is to bring a little human into the world and start the new adventure of motherhood. I have always advocated that veterinary professionals are first and foremost human beings who have multiple components My best advice forthat make life worth living and family is one of them. The most driving positive changecommon answer to my final question on the podcast about is to build a diversegratitude is family. Being a mom is a priority. I hope to show my team of supportive,daughter a mom who works passionately towards meaningful causes and that balancing personal life with aspirations is not knowledgeable individuals.only possible but enriching. This network, comprisingThe podcast will continue, and I plan to explore ways to mentors and peers, bringsexpand its impact potentially through new formats and unique experiences andinitiatives that further support the veterinary profession.perspectives to help you navigate challenges. www.veterinarywoman.co.uk 31'