We are so thrilled to be able to connect with some of the brightest and most inspiring entrepreneurs and creatives from across the city and beyond and this series in particular gives us the honor of introducing these folks to you in a unique way – we go beyond the story of how they got to where they are today by asking them to reflect on a variety of deeper questions that we hope will help you better connect with them, their stories and their brands. Ultimately, our hope is that more of us will spend more of our money with independent artists, creatives and small businesses and we think getting to know one another at a deeper level is step one.
Barbara Charles
Yes, last year. I thought that I was supposed to give up my business but the Holy Spirit gave me revelation to not give up but to rebrand myself. Sometimes we think it’s us giving up but it’s just the old you being released to make room for the new version of yourself. Read more>>
Daniel Jude
In May 2023 all in the same week I found out I had cancer and my fiance at the time split our engagement. I was devastated. I had to piece my life back together one day at a time and be strong for my son. What truly healed my wounds was my faith and my will to be a great example for my son. Read more>>
Joslyn Massey
The passing of my father in 2015 changed my perspective on everything. I realized that it did not matter what was happening in life, it could all be gone in a second. It took so much time for me to become whole again after loosing my father but I knew that I had to change. Read more>>
Zoe .Grant
We really, genuinely are. We absolutely consider ourselves the luckiest people in the world to get to do what we do and who we do it with. From working with interior design clients to designing rugs and creating home inspiration and behind the scenes videos. Read more>>
Barry Walton
I recently stood up for something I believed in, even though it came at a real personal and professional cost. It cost me friends, followers, and potentially clients, which also meant risking income that supports my family and helps me pay my bills. That moment came when I decided to speak out about what I witnessed following the death of Charlie Kirk. Read more>>
Dezi Cartier
For me that moment was probably when I left college for the first time. I was really scared of student debt and honestly I didn’t feel like I was a school person. I did well in high school but my home life was always a lil messy growing up so I think the freedom and weight of whatever happens is on me. Read more>>
