Leah’s Dream Mentor

Leah Solivan

09.26.19

“I would want to be remembered for having an impact on other people’s lives,” says Leah. Her dream mentor is a woman who’s had an incredible impact on millions of other people. Sharpness, balanced with grace, poise, and intellect. See if you can guess who it is.

Leah’s Dream Mentor

Summary:

“I would want to be remembered for having an impact on other people’s lives,” says Leah. Her dream mentor is a woman who’s had an incredible impact on millions of other people. Sharpness, balanced with grace, poise, and intellect. See if you can guess who it is.

Leah’s dream mentor is also a personal hero. See what she cherishes and emulates about this influential woman.

Thuy

If you could choose anyone from any time in history to be your mentor, who would it be and why?
Leah_Solivan

Leah Solivan

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, obviously.

Thuy

Why?
Leah_Solivan

Leah Solivan

Her story is incredible. She's paved the way for herself and for so many women through her career. I think her poise, and her intellect, and her just astute sharpness balanced with grace is just incredible. And the impact she's had, I mean it's kind of like no other. When I think about my life and what would I want to be remembered for, I would want to be remembered for having an impact on other people's lives, and I think Justice Ginsburg has done that and beyond.
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