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Q & A Series for Women’s History Month: Social Entrepreneur Anne Mahlum

Posted by Alexis Washington

In honor of Women’s History month, we did a Q & A with a few of our most inspiring woman speakers. We asked them several questions about what in their history, helped shape who they are today!

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Motivational Speaker and f92dc4_86f07d56ba0233111b50883079fbaa6fentrepreneur Anne Mahlum is the founder of Back on My Feet (BoMF). This non-profit organization uses the power of running to change the way those experiencing homelessness see themselves so they can make real change in their lives, which includes employment and independent housing. She is also the founder of  [solidcore], a high-end fitness studio that features the Lagree Fitness Method. Using her platform, Anne continues to inspire people all over the country with her courage and conviction.

 

Q: When you were a little girl, did you have a female role model? Who?

A: I think for someone to be a role model, you really need to know their character so I choose my mom. I honestly didn’t realize how much of a role model she was and just how much of a work ethic and drive she passed on to me until I got older.

Q: If so, what about her inspired you? Did you apply it to help accomplish your goals?

A: My mom never missed a beat – she is as reliable, focused and responsible as they come. She had three kids within three years of each other, worked full time, saved enough money for all of us kids to go to college, worked out every day, drove us to all of our activities and sat on the prom committee (which I wasn’t so thrilled about at the time)!  I learned, for anything I want to do, to set a deadline and make it public – it makes it real and keeps me accountable.

Q: Since you have become a public figure, is there a little girl that you inspire? If so, in what ways did you help her?

A: Well, I don’t really think of myself as a public figure – although I do get mistaken for Pink quite often. I honestly try and get back to as many people as possible that reach out to me, and many of them are young women who are looking for advice on how to find, create and make something out of their passion. No one gets anywhere in life without help and positive motivation from others, and I think it’s extremely important to pass it on. 

Q: In your opinion, who is the most inspirational woman in history? Why?

A: While there are many amazing women, I choose Hillary Clinton because I have seen her in action. She is bold, she is brave, and she doesn’t let anyone push her around. She stands up for what she believes in, and I think she is true to herself at all times. I may not absolutely agree with everything she says or does, but her confidence and ability to fight is impressive.

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Posted by Alexis Washington
Alexis Washington writes about expert keynote speakers and Motivational Speakers, as well as tips and tricks for corporate meeting planners. If you need a guest professional speaker or corporate entertainer for your next convention or conference, you can visit EaglesTalent.com.

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