We were fortunate to catch up with some brilliant artists, creatives and entrepreneurs from throughout the Houston area and they share the wisdom with us below.

Clayton Ickes

Even when things get challenging and it seems like there’s nowhere to go, it’s clear to me that giving up is not an option because of the deep level of alignment that I feel with my path. The work of psychedelic therapy has been a thread that’s run through my life for over a decade now. I’ve seen this whole field emerge and expand massively over the last couple of years. I see the way that the work impacts the people who do it,  Read More>>

Brynaum Cain

Risk Has always been at the heart of our entrepreneurial journey. We believed in our vision enough to take a significant leap, We even pulled from our 401k to start our business, knowing there were no guarantees. That risk, of stepping into the unknown pushed us to be resourceful, adaptive and deeply committed. Its taught us that calculated risks while scary, are often the catalyst for real growth. Read More>>

Amy Buesing

I came across a degree that blended music and medicine – and became a board certified music therapist after moving to Colorado for my required internship in music therapy. From there I worked with a variety of populations and collaborated with therapists from different disciplines. I ultimately focused in end of life care. After working a few years in hospice care I became a mom and needed something that required less driving and time away from my family  Read More>>

Donna Warner

. I Pursued a creative career in real estate staging because I’ve always been drawn to how spaces influence how people feel. I still remember the first home I staged—I was nervous going in, but by the time I finished, I knew this was exactly what I wanted to do. Being able to transform a space and help people connect with it is what makes it so rewarding for me.” Read More>>