October 3, 2022

?️ Life is like an Indy 500 race.

For the driver, pit stops are critical, and timing is everything. The pit crew has to be so well choreographed that they get their driver back on the course within 6 seconds or less. If they’re not perfectly synchronized, a pit stop can quickly become a pitfall.

For the rest of us navigating our way through life and work, we need to be well prepared for the obstacles we encounter along the journey, so they become pit stops to face with strength and focus, not pitfalls that veer us off course.

Listen in as ???? ???????, founder of Paretta Autosport, the first woman-owned, woman-driven, woman-forward team in IndyCar history, shares the story of her groundbreaking, all-women pit crew and describes their teamwork on the racetrack. ?️

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? Success comes from what you do consistently, not occasionally. Practice makes progress.

? You can’t train for every variable in life. Having the right team with peripheral awareness who can respond quickly and effectively when the unpredictable happens is key.

? You can teach a team to do amazing things under pressure and scrutiny if you give them the proper tools, guidance, and support.

Beth and her team are incredible role models for those in non-traditional roles or anyone joining or managing a team. They prove that anything is possible through teamwork, tenacity, and a thick skin under pressure.