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Women Worth Following | December 2020
Women Worth Following
As a business coach, writer, and speaker, I believe in championing women, encouraging the next generation of leaders, and celebrating the amazing things women are doing in the world.
Every month, I’ll highlight ten women who make the world a better place by leading and loving well. Go follow and support them, they’re doing awesome things!
Interested in finding other Women Worth Following? Check out these incredible women to follow from November 2020!
Tricia Clarke
Tricia is a makeup artist, wife, and mom working to make the world a more joy-filled place. Through her Instagram, YouTube, and Zoom makeup classes, Tricia teaches women how to use simple makeup tools to enhance their confidence and embrace their God-given beauty.
During her time as an event producer, makeup store manager, and bridal makeup artist, Tricia has learned alongside many brilliant entrepreneurs. In her podcast, Tea Time with Trish, she highlights these fellow creatives united by a common thread: using their talents in the time they’ve been given, to shine their light in what can feel like a dark world.
When she’s not sharing makeup tips or motherhood joys over tea, she can be found having dance parties in the living room (complete with disco ball) or trying new recipes in the kitchen.
Rebecca Dotson George
Rebecca is the founder and visionary of Do The Thing Movement. Through her podcast community, listeners are cheered on each week to make God known through their creative mission.
She is a speaker, writer, certified career coach, and podcast interview coach. Her greatest joy in life is discipling others to pursue their passions in a way that builds the Kingdom.
She is also a Project Manager for the Blythe Daniel Literary Agency. In her free time, you can find her running, writing, or trying a new recipe!
Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Website
Stephanie Duncan Smith
Stephanie is an editor and associate publisher for Zondervan Books, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, where she takes great joy in supporting, stretching, and championing authors as they bring the best out of their message.
She has worked in book + magazine publishing for over a decade developing bestselling and award-winning writers. It’s both her job and her joy to be ever on the lookout for bold angles that spark fresh.
She writes the email newsletter, SLANT LETTER, created to help you find your angle, write like you mean it, and do it in style. All from an editor on the inside of the publishing process!
Jenny Erlingsson
Jenny is an Alabama-born Nigerian woman who is an author, speaker, wife to a handsome Viking from Iceland, and mother to four equally cute and fierce mocha drops.
After twelve years in pastoral ministry at The Rock FWC in Huntsville, AL, her family followed the call of God to live and serve in Iceland. Her books, including Becoming His and Milk & Honey in the Land of Fire & Ice, are designed to help women cultivate Christ-Centered identity, intimacy, and influence.
She has also written for various blogs and devotionals, spoken at conferences, gatherings, and small groups, and continues to do so in and from Iceland.
Jenny is the founder of Milk & Honey Women and Milk & Honey Books. She encourages others to remain firmly rooted in Christ, stir the gifts of God within them, and step boldly into their God-breathed purposes.
Jenny Ingram
Jenny is a wife and mom of three big kids (mid-teens to early 20s). She has been blogging at Jenny On the Spot nearly for 16 years where, as a “lifestyle blogger” (her license to chase all the squirrels), she has written and vlogged about topics including but not limited to: parenting, recipes, crafting, faith, and just… life.
In 2020 she added author to her bio when Adulting for Christians: An Interactive Guide to Keeping the Faith While Learning the Ropes was published.
As the mother of kids launching and settling into the adulting space (and honorary mom to so many of their friends), writing a faith-led guide book and devotional for her most beloved and oftentimes most perplexing age-group of humans was an honor and dream come true.
What mom doesn’t dream about publishing a book full of her “sound” advice, right?
Kristin Massad
With a love of culinary and entertaining, Kristen is a classically trained pastry chef. She graduated from The French Culinary Institute with a pastry arts degree.
She has continued her baking journey by creating and sharing recipes at Joy+Oliver Blog. In addition, she has worked as a recipe developer and food stylist for a variety of clients and brands.
Joy + Oliver is the home to many family recipes and memories. It is also a way to teach others how to create beautiful and delicious desserts!
Instagram | Website | Facebook | Pinterest
Christiana O-Thomas
Christiana has more than eight years of experience working in the financial services industry. She is passionate about helping women of faith thrive in everyday life. She runs events and classes that help women overcome everyday challenges. This includes how to achieve work-life balance, financial freedom and maintaining healthy relationships.
Christiana has delivered classes to the likes of Estée Lauder and General Assembly, helping their employees and community with their personal growth. She will be launching a new membership community for women of faith in 2021.
Christiana is also the co-founder of GOODFRUIT, a community and catalyst for Christians impacting culture.
Yaritza Pluguez
Yaritza is a teacher, speaker, and founder of Colorfully Gray. Through this, she equips women to realize the leadership potential God placed inside of them so they can walk confidently in their purpose.
As a certified coach with the John Maxwell Team, she develops everyday leaders through her You Are Called mentorship program.
Yaritza has been married to her high school sweetheart for 22 years and is a mom to two handsome boys. In her downtime, you can find her watching the Buccaneers or Falcons play or reading on her porch while sipping on a good cup of coffee.
Caroline J. Sumlin
Caroline is an educator, speaker, podcaster, and Simplicity and Purpose Coach for Christian mothers. Caroline believes that we are all meant for this life we’ve been called to. She has made it her mission to help mothers conquer overwhelm, get unstuck, and step into their calling.
She helps mothers recognize that, while motherhood is one of their most important callings, it’s not their only calling. In addition, she helps them realize that they have permission to pursue each desire God has placed on their heart unapologetically. This can happen by surrendering those dreams to the Lord and pursuing them in a way that honors their season of motherhood.
Caroline is a grateful wife and mother of two beautiful girls and one bonus son. Caroline obtained her Bachelor’s degree in journalism from Howard University in Washington, DC. After that, she spent five years teaching special education before transitioning to a full-time mama and creative entrepreneur.
You can find Caroline rocking a pair of mom-jeans, sipping on her re-heated coffee, home-educating her kiddos, and watching The Crown.
Sarah Wood
Sarah is a wife, mom, sister and friend, living on the sunny east coast of Florida. She is the Editor in Chief at Mom Mentor & believes in the purpose and power of encouraging moms in their everyday lives. An evangelist at heart, she loves to blaze new creative paths to share the love and saving grace of Jesus.
She speaks, writes, and has recently released a book with the Mom Mentor team, What Other Moms Never Told Me. Her passion is to create spaces for women to find their voice, grow together, and be encouraged to go where God is calling them.
When she isn’t writing, speaking and pouring into Mom Mentor, she serves her community by leading small groups, Bible studies, and co-leading her local Moms Club. (But you may find her at the beach with an iced coffee and her shades on too).
