Unrelatable? I bake. I make candles. I dehydrate fruit. I make charcuterie boards. Every summer, I make sun tea. I grow hibiscus and succulents. I make quiche, kimchi, pickles, relishes, and preserves. I own several Le Creusets (had them for decades). Whenever I can make food look elevated, I take the time to do it. I host dinner parties with hand-pressed napkins, handwritten place cards, and carefully chosen gifts for my guests. My husband grows a beautiful vegetable garden that feeds us nearly year-round, and I love preparing dishes from it. ??????????????????????, ?? ??????, ???? ????????? Somewhere along the way, we started measuring Success by someone else's ruler. We let strangers on the internet tell us what is or isn't acceptable in our own lives. Uhh, hmmm. No, thank you. I will live by my standards with all the things that bring joy to my family and me. But here's what I know for sure: ???????????????? ??????'?? ???????? ?????? ?????? ?????????????????? ???????? ???????? ?????????? ?????? ?????????????? ?????? ????????????????. I approach my personal life with the same excellence and care as my businesses. My talent, effort, and best are not reserved for just one domain. ?????????????? ????????'?? ?????? ?????????? ???? ?????????????? ???? ???????????????? ???? ?????? ???????? ?????????? ???? ????????? ? Success ≠ Hustle at all costs. ? Success = A life rich in business AND personal fulfillment. Women have always been the architects of abundant, multi-faceted lives. ?????? ???????????? ???? ?????????? ???????????????? ???? ???????? ?????? ??????????? And speaking of women redefining Success, congratulations to the Duchess of Sussex on her incredible show and a well-earned second season. Like Meghan, I refuse to be put in a single box. Success isn't one-dimensional, and neither are we. How do you bring the same ambition and excellence to your personal life as you do in business? I'd love to hear. #JoyfulAmbition #RedefiningSuccess #WholeLifeSuccess
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