This month, we'll be hearing from inspiring women in our network and sharing their stories. We're passionate about supporting women, especially in their health and wellness journeys. Read on to get top tips for living, working, and playing optimally from women trailblazers.

Profile: Jessica Weisz

Tell us about yourself.

My energy is split between helping purpose-first companies grow + writing about how to shift the rules of the world so more can win (check it out here: https://rulebreaker.substack.com/welcome) + being with my family.

What do you consider as your biggest achievement?

I somehow picked myself up every time I fell down. It always feel so hard to do at the time - everything else I know how I did it.

What advice would you give to your 18-year-old self?

Stop caring so much about what others think.

How do you stay productive and be your best self at work?

I am at times unproductive and not my best self. Slowly, I'm learning that patience is actually a virtue and perfection is an illusion.

What's your top mental health tip for when the going gets tough?

I work on things I believe in. When I have passion for something, that is where my energy comes. I learned the hard way that I can't fake passion-driven energy.

What are your top health hacks?

Ugh. I wish I knew. It's a daily thing I work on. I know I feel better when I work out every day and sleep better when I follow a pre-sleep routine but I just can't keep it day in and day out.

The only thing that has been true of me for decades now is eating well. I eat mainly plants and my body likes me for that.

How do you ensure your personal and/or family's financial wellness?

I'm frugal as f@#$. Seriously, the best way to have money is to not spend it. I buy quality things we need and will enjoy. The rest we forget.

What's your favorite fun activity?

Likely something with food - either making it or eating it, preferably in a picnic style in a park with some alcohol.

Who are your female role models and why?

My mom because like 99% of my goodness comes from her. Jacinda Ardern because she brought her baby to the UN when I was a young mother. Penny, one of the women from when I was in daycare some 33 years ago, because she - like all caregivers - dedicate their time for others (and she made these amazing oatmeal chocolate chip muffins that are like hugs in a baked good form).

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