Be Confident In Yourself
Take the steps to build confidence in yourself and celebrate who you are.
Dr. Jennell Riddick
Helping you walk in your purpose
As a wife, mother, minister, author, community leader, and non-profit Founder, Rev. Dr. Jennell Whitfield Riddick's undeniable passion and sincere desire to encourage, empower, and equip others to "walk in" their maximum potential fuels her daily. Honored by the privilege to share with thousands over a decade, it is evident that improving the lives of others is her life's work.
L.O.D. Laws
10 LAWS we live by
Our mission is to encourage, empower and equip girls and women to be holistically healthy and strong: educationally, emotionally, socially and physically. L.O.D. delivers this mission through these 10 LAWS.
Learn From The Past
Learning from your own mistakes and the mistakes of others can help you move forward.
You Get What You Accept
Don't settle for average when greatness is what you deserve.
Choose Friends Wisely
Who you choose to connect with will impact your overall growth.
Have A Positive Attitude
Developing a positive attitude, regardless of the situation, is essential to overall success.
Guard Your Heart
Be intentional about the relationships you entertain and invest in.
If You Have To Plot It's A Not
Plotting unhealthy behaviors will not yield the best results.
Set The Tone
Discover the type of atmosphere you already set with your presence and attitude.
Check Yourself
Examining ourselves is crucial for consistent growth.
Don't Settle For Less
Greatness lies ahead if you are determined and courageous enough to walk in it.
The L.O.D. Motto
Say it Loud!
Say it Proud!
I am a Lady, a Lady of Distinction.
I am proud to be me.
I walk confident, knowing that greatness lies within me.
I am strong and I know that others' opinions of me, don't make me.
I set high standards, and strive for the best
Knowing that I deserve nothing less.
I am a Lady, a Lady of Distinction
Since 2004
The Impact is Great!
Since 2004, the Ladies of Distinction Program has been impacting girls throughout Virginia and beyond. The impact has been felt well past the girls, however, spreading into their families, schools and communities.
