We asked the community to tell us about the values and principles that guide their lives and businesses.

Hillary Worden

Using sustainable and organic ingredients. I think being transparent to customers allows them to gain trust and know exactly what they are purchasing. Read More>>

Matt Scoletti

The principle of Challenges Build Champions. This means the most to me because all of my successes in life have come on the back of some sort of challenge.

Without challenges, and without voluntarily putting ourselves in challenging situations, we will never reach our full potential. This concept has helped me start my own business, get speaking gigs, get paid to emcee events, and have success in hosting adventure camps across the country. Read More>>

Martin Kier

Two – fold: Communication and honesty. Nothing really happens from a marketing perspective without communication. That applies for both the marketing agency and the client. Honesty is huge too because the more integrity and transparency any kind of relationship has, the better the outcome. Read More>>

Maria Randolph

At the heart of my business lies an unwavering commitment to ensuring every customer feels truly seen, heard, and valued. This principle isn’t just a business strategy; it’s the cornerstone of how I operate because I deeply believe in the power of genuine connection. From the initial consultation, where I prioritize understanding individual needs, to meticulously explaining the entire process beforehand, and extending heartfelt appreciation throughout our engagement and beyond, my focus is on fostering a relationship built on respect and trust. Staying connected with my clients isn’t an obligation, but a sincere desire to nurture these valuable connections and consistently provide them with the best possible experience. Read More>>