We are so thrilled to be able to connect with some of the brightest and most inspiring entrepreneurs and creatives from across the city and beyond and this series in particular gives us the honor of introducing these folks to you in a unique way – we go beyond the story of how they got to where they are today by asking them to reflect on a variety of deeper questions that we hope will help you better connect with them, their stories and their brands. Ultimately, our hope is that more of us will spend more of our money with independent artists, creatives and small businesses and we think getting to know one another at a deeper level is step one.
Miz Stefani
For the last 13+ years, my mornings have become my ritual and routine time. Wake up, brush my teeth, wash my face, change into work out clothes, and meditate for about 40 or so minutes. Then, it’s onto my morning work out. For me, this includes lots of facial movement, eye movement, and breath-work – then moving my body. Read more>>
Briana Malone
I hope people remember how my smile lit up a room and how caring and helpful I was. I hope they speak on my light and my personality and the impact I had on the lives of others around me as well as small interactions I may have had with them. Read more>>
Jessica Bush
Before the world told me who I had to be, I was a witty, joyful child—curious, playful, and naturally expressive. I laughed easily, asked a lot of questions, and wasn’t afraid to take up space or speak my mind. I moved through the world with lightness and confidence, trusting my instincts and my voice without overthinking how I was being perceived. Read more>>
Erica Hay
Today I asked myself what battles I’ve been avoiding. The truth is, I’ve been strong for so long that I forgot strength also means resting, asking for help, and setting boundaries. I avoid slowing down, even when my body asks me to. I avoid leaning on others because I’m used to carrying everything alone. I sometimes say yes when I should protect my peace. Read more>>
