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Liz Wooten-Reschke walked onto a stage recently for a leadership presentation to an apropos song: the 1990s grunge hit “My Own Worst Enemy.”
The guitar riff got the crowd, about 200 businesswomen at the Key Women’s Leadership Forum Annual Summit, held at the Bryan Glazer Family JCC in south Tampa, amped for the start of the session. And Wooten-Reschke leaned right into the song. She is, she says, her own worst enemy. “As a recovering perfectionist, enough, for me, has never been enough. Some call me hardheaded, difficult, stubborn.”
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