Meet Amy Davis | Owner & Creative Director

We had the good fortune of connecting with Amy Davis and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Amy, other than deciding to work for yourself, what else do you think played a pivotal role in your story?
I was raised in a very structured, conservative, and religious environment. It largely shaped the decisions I made and who I felt I could be growing up. After getting married and having kids, I left this space. It was extremely hard. I lost lots of friends and I was completely outside of my comfort zone. That being said, I knew that I didn’t belong there any longer. Leaving this community was the hardest thing I’ve ever done in my life. After leaving, almost everything else felt “easy”. That might sound strange, but once I made the decision to leave almost everything else felt like an adventure! I finally felt like I was being my true self and living the life I had always dreamed of.

What should our readers know about your business?
In starting Pancake Social I really wanted to be able to offer “A la Carte” options to my clients. Having personally been a small business owner, I really understood that funds are often limited and that people need help to grow their companies. I am very proud to be able to offer specialized services to all of my clients. I love talking to my clients to understand their needs and resources. I am happy to work with each client individually to know how I can best help and serve them!

Any places to eat or things to do that you can share with our readers? If they have a friend visiting town, what are some spots they could take them to?
I moved to Colorado in 2011 and I am in LOVE with this state! I would take my bestie to Abejas in Golden and then walk around downtown Golden for a bit. Then we would go get cupcakes from Goldmine Cupcakes! I’d then take them for a hike in and around Red Rocks. I’d beg them to come back when the venues are open again for a concert! The next day, I’d take them to the Denver Art Museum downtown, and then give them a tour of downtown Denver and the amazing murals that are on every corner. We’d end the day with a drive up Lookout Mountian and dinner and drinks at Tellers in Applewood.

Who else deserves some credit and recognition?
My journey hasn’t been an easy or straightforward journey, but I have been lucky to have encountered some amazing people along the way. One of those people is Kelly, the founder of Resilience Remedy. I came into contact with Kelly when she was looking for some help with some brand design for her coaching company. I was able to work with Kelly in both a professional and coaching capacity. Working with Kelly in a coaching capacity honestly helped me to understand and reframe the road bumps I had experienced in my professional life. Kelly helped me to understand that I was taking EVERYTHING from my past into my current professional positions. We were able to work through what I really wanted for myself and my professional life. It was eye-opening to see that what we experience in our personal lives will always affect us professionally, and that’s ok. I will always appreciate Kelly’s wisdom and direction.

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