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As founder and owner of Lube Town, people always ask why I am in a male-dominated industry. I didn’t get into these industries because I wanted to show men what women can do, I got into them because I was passionate about the growth and a lot of men happen to be there already. One challenge in my journey as a woman was reconciling my femininity, my gentle, caring nature with my abilities, talent, and power. I’ve come to learn to reconcile those in a journey towards self-worthiness and self-trust. I may choose my power and still be my gentle kind self. It’s not about taking up someone’s space but about creating a space that wasn’t there before. I don’t ask for opportunities. Instead, I ask for training and guidance that will allow me to acquire abilities equal to that of my opportunities. Here are 3 things that really worked for me and I hope it could also help you. The first was learning how to ask for help and how to help myself when I received the help. The second thing was about asking the right questions. Instead of asking how do my business survive covid, I asked how my business can thrive. And if there is nothing I can do, asking how do I contribute and help my community. It puts my mind in a position of helpfulness rather than helplessness. The final thing that really helped me was being grateful. We were grateful for everything that came our way and even more grateful for losing out on somethings because they taught me what I still need to learn.