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.

Sharon Vidano

That old saying, “You’ll find love when you’re not looking,” has never quite sat right with me. It sounds sweet, but let’s be honest, how many people have taken that as permission to sit around and wait on their own love story hoping for someone to magically show up?   Read More>>

Carly Cruickshank

I think anyone stating a business thinks a lot about risks. You have to be so brave to make the switch from a conventional job to entrepreneurship. There’s the risk that it fails, that you don’t make enough cover your cost of living, that you lose yourself in the process of growing, along with many more possible outcomes. Read More>>

Raquel Z. Duarte

After a catalytic event in my life back in 2018, I was launched into a desperate attempt at finding a reason for my existence, my destiny, my life. This led me to seek healing & direction through holistic & metaphysical paths. Read More>>

Tony Barnes

I believe success is defined by the way you treat others, We’re all in this fast paced world where we have a list of daily tasks that you need to accomplish and I believe that taking one task at a time, focusing on the energy you’re putting into your life into the tasks and into others. You’re only as successful as the person standing next to you on your journey. Read More>>

Isaac Suwan

When you are willing to give 110% of your effort into something no matter how the odds are looking, that’s your sign to keep going. If you’ve ever had that burning desire to pursue the life that you want to live the point where not taking action will haunt you for the rest of your life, then that’s your sign to start. Read More>>

Madison Casanova

One phrase that has always stuck with me is: “Whatever you’re not changing, you’re choosing.” That mindset has shaped the way I think about risk. Starting a business at 16 was a huge risk in itself, and as I grew older, the risks only got bigger. By 2022, I was juggling nail school, college, and two jobs. Read More>>

Sara Wilczynska

I’m a watercolor and ink artist based in San Diego, and through my studio, Swil Arts, I create illustrations that invite people to pause and savor small moments. My work is rooted in the belief that life already holds enough, that the ordinary can feel extraordinary when we give it our attention.  Read More>>

Camila Costa

Sol Dog Walking mission is to improve life quality for the dogs and dog’s parents.
Our services (Dog Training and Pack Walks) help treat behavior issues and will result in a better relationship between dogs and humans, they also help the dogs become more social and to have an easier time navigating life. Dogs in our program become great walkers and better listeners with reduced anxiety and improved impulse control! Read More>>

Natalie

Gingham Social was created because I wanted to create a space where women could come together, connect, and feel a true sense of belonging. What inspires me most is human connection, the way shared experiences and conversations can build community and remind us that we’re not alone.  Read More>>

Edgar Carrillo

Ever since I was a little kid I have always been drawn into movies. The movie that made me want to persuade a creative career was back to the future. I found the story so creative and how it meant so much for so many people. ever since then a I knew I wanted to create some for of art that can have an affect on people. Read More>>