Always keep learning

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Fifteen years old when she started her company in 2009, Ava Anderson is on a mission to educate consumers about harmful chemicals in personal care and home products. Here, she explains why continuous learning is key to growth and success. / PBN FILE PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY
Fifteen years old when she started her company in 2009, Ava Anderson is on a mission to educate consumers about harmful chemicals in personal care and home products. Here, she explains why continuous learning is key to growth and success. / PBN FILE PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

I have been fortunate to grow up with powerful personal and business mentors, including entrepreneurs I’ve been privileged to meet throughout my travels. One characteristic these successful leaders have in common is their curiosity and their devotion to personal growth. I’ve found that ongoing education, in its various forms, is often far more valuable than

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