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.

Ely Hemnes

Risk taking: How do you think about risk, and what role has taking risks played in your life and career? People often think entrepreneurs are comfortable with risk. The truth is, I don’t love unnecessary risk. I love opportunity. For me, risk has never been about jumping without looking. Read More>>

Domi Edson

In addition to the countless hours of practice required to be a professional musician, I think people are drawn to my music because I’m unapologetic about being myself. I’m very enthusiastic about things like cats, reusable coffee cups, and skiing and am unafraid of writing songs about them.  Read More>>

Jaclyn Sagum

I believe the biggest factor behind the success of my practice has been genuinely caring about the people I serve and building relationships based on trust. Women’s health journeys, whether it’s trying to conceive, navigating IVF, experiencing pregnancy, struggling with insomnia, or moving through perimenopause and menopause, are often deeply personal and emotionally challenging. Read More>>

Alyssa Morrow

There’s quite a bit written about the myth of balance. Life is more dynamic than the temporary achievement of balance can sustain, and trying to seek a daily, equal balance of all the things I value can be overwhelming. That mindset makes me strategic and analytical instead of present and joyful. Read More>>

TravelNow..club

There was a time in my life when I worked nearly 80 hours a week. Financially, I was successful, but I had very little time to enjoy what I had earned. I rarely had the opportunity to appreciate my beachfront home, spent too little time with my family, and often had to shorten—or completely cancel—trips to places I had always dreamed of visiting. Read More>>