Why the First Step to Breaking Barriers is Finding Your North Star
- Rose Odette
- Oct 3
- 2 min read
Every Lioness Needs a North Star
Introduction
History was made: Cherry Vann has become the first woman elected as an archbishop in the UK. For centuries, the highest roles in church leadership were off-limits to women. Now, one woman’s courage and consistency have lit a path forward.
The takeaway? Every lioness needs a North Star — a guiding light that reminds her where she’s heading, even when the world says “not yet.”
Five Ideals for Finding Your North Star
Courage Over Custom – Break with outdated traditions when your calling demands it.
Consistency Builds Trust – Cherry Vann wasn’t chosen for being loud; she was chosen for being steady.
Authenticity is Power – Standing in your truth attracts respect, not resistance.
Vision Beyond Yourself – A North Star isn’t about ego; it’s about serving a bigger mission.
Persistence Pays Off – When you keep charging forward, doors eventually swing open.
Five Actions You Can Take Today
Write down your personal North Star in one sentence — what’s the impact you’re determined to make?
Share that vision with someone who supports you and and find your First Step to Breaking Barriers is Finding Your North Star
Identify one tradition or barrier in your field you’re ready to challenge.
Commit to one consistent habit that aligns with your North Star.
Celebrate a woman (past or present) who reminds you it’s possible.
Conclusion - First Step to Breaking Barriers is Finding Your North Star
Cherry Vann didn’t just step into a new role. She stepped into history — reminding every lioness that the ceiling is only there until someone breaks it. The question is: what’s your North Star, and are you willing to follow it relentlessly?
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