That's the magic of communities like ours. The moment one woman takes a leap, she unknowingly gives permission to another woman to consider her own. Because inspiration isn't found in perfection.

Introducing Jennifer Larson, RSP Pivot Pillar Lead Let’s get one thing straight: pivots aren’t cute, curated, or conveniently timed. They’re messy, uncomfortable, and often show up uninvited—usually right when you thought you had everything “figured out.” Sound familiar? Good. That means you’re paying attention. That’s exactly why we’re beyond thrilled (and yes, a little smug about it) to introduce Jennifer Larson as our Pivot Pillar Lead this year. Jennifer doesn’t just talk

Introducing Jodee McCallum, RSP Progress Pillar Lead At Ready. Set. Pivot. we don’t hand leadership to people who simply care. We hand it to women who are willing to challenge systems, push boundaries, and lead with both conviction and courage. Because let’s be honest: a Pillar Leader at RSP cannot be passive. She must be fierce in all the right ways—strategic, outspoken, values-driven, and entirely unwilling to accept “that’s just how it’s always been done” as an answer. Tha

Introducing Robyn Anderson, RSP Play Pillar Lead At RSP, we believe PLAY is about far more than crafts, costumes, or being “creative” in the traditional sense—it’s about giving yourself permission to try something new, do something a little frivolous, revisit what once made you smile, or finally attempt the thing you’ve been too nervous to try. It’s about stepping outside your routine, getting a little messy, being a little daring, and remembering that happy and reinvigoratio

Introducing Lauren Buckley, RSP Power Pillar Lead Over the next four to six weeks you’ll meet the leaders of each RSP pillar. The first is POWER. What follows are words on Power. In Lauren's voice and with our nod and notion. A nod from RSP to say Power is something we have in us, but must also step into. And this year the women who will teach you to step in, take action, challenge yourself, consider different and new (not because you haven’t thought about 'other things' befo

Do you feel that vague urgency? That sense of life-imposed limitation? The feeling that it’s now or never, but you are stuck on where to start or how you even got here? Perhaps the stories you’ve been told, or those you’ve come to believe, now stand firmly in the way of who you need to become. Here’s what happened when I realized I have the power to write my own ending. Childhood memories. Teen angst. The struggles and freedoms of our 20s. The ways we still feel stuck.

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