We love asking the folks that inspire and excite us about what inspires and excites them. Check out their responses below.

Brandi Webster | Founder & CEO of Healing Hearts Blog | Mental Health Advocate

In a world often clouded by self-interest, witnessing women who passionately dedicate their lives to making a positive impact on others has been a profound source of inspiration for me. The courage and determination displayed by these women operating in their purpose resonate deeply with me, pushing me to aspire to the best version of myself. Their unwavering commitment to service exemplifies the extraordinary strength that lies within the feminine spirit. As I navigate my own journey, their stories become guiding lights, prompting me to reflect on the meaningful ways I can contribute to the betterment of society. This reflection extends to my dedication to my brand Healing Hearts Blog, where my focus is to help women overcome their struggles with mental health and empower them to live purposeful lives. Read more>>

Jennetta Spears | CEO of EJ Kicks & Doctor of Physical Therapy

Throughout my career, I have consistently encountered a universal problem across my work setting- limited footwear options. I have learned that children have limited footwear options when they receive new orthotics (braces). The majority of childrens’ shoes on the market are difficult to put on for children with braces, which frustrates kids and parents. As a result, children do not wear their braces, delaying therapy results. Kids stop wearing their braces because they have difficulty finding shoes that fit and also shoes that are with the current styles for teens. My desire is to see children and teens receive the best physical therapy outcomes utilizing their customized orthotics with stylish and affordable footwear options. Read more>>

Danyel Joseph | Education Advocate

Education saved me in so many ways, and I believe God has blessed me with certain gifts in order to be in a position to #PayItForward. I’ve always excelled academically, but if had not been for the strong academic foundation that my teachers afforded me with in the Virgin Islands, I wouldn’t be who I am today. After spending seven years in the education system as an elementary teacher, I was able to identify the learning gaps and inequities that exist. Despite transitioning into the corporate world, I was compelled to continue being an advocate for education and making an impact even outside of the classroom, so I decided to launch Educators’ Black Book. Read more>>