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Emily Rogers of NAWBO Greater Tampa Lakeland has spent her life refusing to “walk behind.” Growing up in Saudi Arabia, a simple childhood question—why women and children always followed the men—sparked a lifelong passion for women’s development.
In this episode, Emily shares how that early spark of independence helped carry her through one of the biggest crises of her life: losing everything she owned in Hurricane Milton. She talks about the shock of starting over, the power of accepting help and the moment she finally recognized the post-traumatic stress stored in her body and began the work to release it.
Emily’s story is one of community, collaboration and the surprising opportunities that can emerge after the storm.
To learn more about NAWBO, visit: https://nawbo.org
By National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO)Emily Rogers of NAWBO Greater Tampa Lakeland has spent her life refusing to “walk behind.” Growing up in Saudi Arabia, a simple childhood question—why women and children always followed the men—sparked a lifelong passion for women’s development.
In this episode, Emily shares how that early spark of independence helped carry her through one of the biggest crises of her life: losing everything she owned in Hurricane Milton. She talks about the shock of starting over, the power of accepting help and the moment she finally recognized the post-traumatic stress stored in her body and began the work to release it.
Emily’s story is one of community, collaboration and the surprising opportunities that can emerge after the storm.
To learn more about NAWBO, visit: https://nawbo.org