Every overnight success we’ve seen has been years in the making. And those overnight successes are rarely because of an amazing idea or a stroke of luck. We asked some of our favorite folks from the community about what characteristics are at the heart of their success story?

Joe Krubsack

Customers come first, always. A wise entrepreneur once told me that the best thing you can do for your business is to take care of your customers. No matter what challenges arise, prioritizing the customer always pays off, especially when you’re a small business. Read More>>

Travis Young, Stephen Hughes

People often describe the profession of barbering as an honest business, and we try to keep it that way. There are different ways to run a barbershop, but with ours, we try to focus on keeping things fair for both our barbers and the customer. We aren’t cheap, but we also strive to keep our prices on the lower end of the pricing spectrum considering our location and the quality of service.  Read More>>

Vida Elekovic

The most important factor behind my success is my team. It is incredibly hard to do everything yourself so who you choose as your partners and teammates is crucial. Read More>>

Jennifer Wright

When people ask me about the driving force behind my success, I always come back to the same realization: my ability to bridge physical practice with deeper personal transformation.

I discovered early in my wellness journey that fitness is about so much more than the exercise itself. Read More>>

Rose Browne

God is the most important factor of how this business even exists. The business is not something I thought I could do. I grew up thinking that I would always work for a company because that is what my parents did. I never imagined myself being self-employed and doing something that brings me joy. My experience with working for other companies left me with icky feelings a lot of times. I never felt fully content at my other jobs doing the exact same thing I am doing now. Read More>>