Emily Wright: International Women’s Day

<<1>> hello doterra family and happy

<<3>> international women's day we are so

<<6>> excited to share a day that celebrates

<<8>> women and their contributions to our

<<10>> communities but really we don't need a

<<12>> special day to get excited about this

<<14>> topic because every day at doterra is an

<<17>> opportunity to celebrate women we have

<<20>> women in our global doterra family who

<<22>> work tirelessly to empower one another

<<25>> and make a real difference and we feel

<<27>> it's important to share their stories

<<29>> with you and with the world we couldn't

<<31>> fit all the stories into a single day so

<<34>> starting today each month we will be

<<36>> highlighting a unique doterra story that

<<39>> features the amazing women in our family

<<41>> and how we as a company are working

<<43>> diligently

<<44>> to empower women in every aspect of our

<<47>> business from compact sourcing to our

<<50>> passionate and driven wellness advocates

<<52>> women are at the heart of doterra every

<<55>> step of the way

<<57>> this international women's day we are

<<58>> focusing on how we can evolve together

<<62>> we all have unique talents and gifts

<<64>> that when applied together create

<<66>> amazing outcomes

<<67>> i've seen this principle in action time

<<69>> and time again with my fellow founding

<<71>> executives we each have talents and

<<74>> ideas that continue elevating doterra as

<<76>> a whole by supporting and uplifting each

<<78>> other we have successfully sourced the

<<80>> best and helped the most to start our

<<83>> highlights off we want to showcase the

<<85>> incredible women of somaliland and the

<<88>> sanog specialty hospital i've been so

<<91>> moved by the perseverance and dedication

<<93>> of these women

<<94>> if you all remember convention last year

<<96>> we had the opportunity here from edna

<<98>> adan ishmael edna has dedicated her

<<101>> entire life to improving infant and

<<103>> maternal health in somaliland

<<105>> not only that

<<107>> she's trained over a thousand women in

<<109>> her home country to practice what she's

<<111>> learned as a young woman in london

<<114>> nearly all the staff at the sanog

<<116>> specialty hospital were trained by edna

<<119>> when doterra opened the hospital last

<<121>> year we interacted with and saw

<<122>> firsthand a new generation of women who

<<126>> are now furthering edna's mission to

<<128>> improve

<<129>> health and quality of life for mothers

<<130>> and young women across somaliland

<<133>> edna is the embodiment of what it means

<<136>> to empower and the perfect example of

<<138>> how we as women can evolve together as

<<142>> we come together to celebrate the women

<<144>> in our doterra family we want you to

<<147>> share the good you see in the women

<<149>> around you using the hashtag evolve

<<152>> together

<<153>> we can't wait to see how you celebrate

<<155>> international women's day and each other

<<158>> thank you so much for being a part of

<<160>> the doterra family