Culture, economic circumstances, family traditions, local customs and more can often influence us more than we realize. With the benefit of hindsight, we asked some wise and experienced members of our community whether they think they are doing what they were meant to do or told to do.
Sara Cohen
I firmly believe I am doing what I was born to do. Maybe not the specific medium of polymer clay earrings but I know in my bones that I am meant to create. I get to live everyday knowing I’m doing what brings me joy. Read more>>
Lafayette Albury
I believe God often places our destiny in the form of our greatest struggles. For me, I always longed for a safe space where I could be myself, feel valued, and truly be heard. Now, I’m living that calling by creating a safe, intentional space for women to pour back into themselves in their own way. Read more>>
Erin Fox
I was told to be a teacher — that it was the “practical” path. But deep down, I’ve always known I was born to create. When I’m creating, I feel centered. My focus sharpens, and everything else quiets. It’s the only time my mind truly rests. Even in sleep, when I’ve spent the day creating, my brain slows down. Read more>>
Angela Cosat
I truly believe that I have found my passion and calling in life. I was lucky to have found my love for photography in middle school. Now, I had no clue I would someday have my own photography business but sticking to the path I did lead me to where I am now. Read more>>
