How does a small-town girl become a mayor and a senior director at a major legal insurance company? 

Crestline Mayor Linda Pitt shares her incredible journey, from her roots as the eldest of six children to her influential roles in both politics and business. Linda's story is a testament to the power of community involvement and authentic leadership. 

Linda shares about her experiences at the University of Notre Dame, where she broke barriers as one of the first classes of classes of women.  

She talks about her unwavering dedication to fostering growth and positivity in her hometown and dives into the importance of building relationships for their own sake.  Linda's narrative is proof that true leadership doesn't necessarily start with a title; it begins with authenticity, vulnerability, and a willingness to serve. 

Discover how her efforts, along with key community collaborators, have sparked a revitalization in Crestline, transforming it into a town brimming with pride and enthusiasm.

Government roles in a small town like Crestline come with their own set of challenges, and Linda doesn't shy away from discussing them. From navigating red tape to fostering trust and integrity, she provides valuable strategies for overcoming these hurdles. For aspiring leaders, Linda underscores the necessity of active participation, self-development, and maintaining a positive mindset. 

Tune in to hear how one woman's commitment to her community is making a tangible difference, and maybe, just maybe, get inspired to start your own journey of leadership and service.