Amy Sue RMA

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Can't stop, won't stop!

At last week’s Seminole County Chamber’s Professional Women’s Luncheon, Tanya Hill, Market President for the Central Florida Region at Florida Blue, spoke about creating a personal “board of directors,” surrounding yourself with women who challenge you, guide you, advocate for you, and make room for who you are becoming.

I’ve been incredibly fortunate to find so many of those women through the Seminole County Chamber. Their encouragement, perspective, connections, and belief in me have helped shape the woman and leader I am today in ways I probably don’t say often enough. I would be honored to one day add a mentor like Tanya to my own personal board of directors. Her leadership and the way she spoke about women lifting and guiding one another as we grow was truly inspiring.

Then she asked us to imagine the woman we were five years ago walking into the room and seeing us today.

What would she be proud of? What would surprise her? And what would the woman you’ll be five years from now want you to have the courage to do today?

That resonated so deeply with me.

Five years ago, I had just left my career at AdventHealth and stepped into an entirely new world in pharmacy sales. I was learning a new industry, finding my footing, and had no idea that path would eventually lead me to building Primera Specialty Infusion, advocating for patients, and working to create greater access to specialty care in my community.

I could never have imagined then the woman I would become, the incredible women who would become part of my own personal board of directors, or the rooms I would eventually have the courage to walk into.

I know the woman I was five years ago would be so proud.

And maybe that day was a small example of answering that question in real time. Five years ago, I’m not sure I would have had the confidence to walk up to a woman I admired, introduce myself, share what I was building, and simply start the conversation.

The woman I am today did.

And I know the woman I’ll be five years from now is counting on me to keep having the courage to walk up, introduce myself, and start the conversations that could shape what comes next. 🫶