Emma Parry Doctor, Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Lifemum Medical Ambassador, Businesswoman I’d name my autobiography: ‘Women, Vaginas and Success’! It’s the working title of a book I started writing a couple of years ago. It’s semi-autobiographical and focuses on the stories of the women and families I’ve cared for. I figured it would fly off the...
Ricki Harrison Business Development Manager at Nutra Organics I’d name my autobiography: Life, Love And Other Mysteries… To me success means: To blaze a trail for myself. To stand on my own two feet knowing that effort, talent, the support of a team you trust and sometimes a little luck is all you need. A...
Millicent Austin Florist, La Femme Fleur I’d name my autobiography: The Flower Lady To me success means: Success is convincing my local community to see flowers as a necessity, not a luxury. And having their homes full of beautiful blooms every week. My most treasured possession: My dog Freida. The gender stereotype I can’t stand:...
We spoke to four inspiring, hard-working women to find out their thoughts on success, gender stereotypes and inspiration. Charlene Turei Interaction Design Director I’d name my autobiography: The Deep End To me success means: knowing that all the long hours, stress and effort has genuinely improved peoples’ experiences with an organisation. My most treasured possession: My family...
