Joan of Arc's personal life profoundly influenced her mission during the Hundred Years’ War. Growing up in a devoutly religious household, she experienced spiritual visions that guided her belief in her divine purpose. These experiences instilled a sense of destiny and conviction in her to support Charles VII’s claim to the French throne. Her unyielding faith and leadership qualities enabled her to inspire troops and challenge the norms of gender roles during her time. Joan's combination of piety and courage became pivotal in rallying French forces and ultimately impacted the course of the conflict.