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.
Farrin Stanton
The day you plant a seed is not the day you eat the fruit. This truth echoes a pivotal conversation from many moons ago, when my cousin casually asked me, ‘Are you going to do those same types of things back home?’. Her question stung. Read more>>
Tammy Durden
I hope I leave a legacy of love. I hope my life pointed people to the most important things in life. They are God, family & friends, and then work. Too many have it backwards today. I’d like to leave a legacy of love and inspiration so others know they can make it and succeed through the difficult times. Read more>>
Amber Daniels
Disconnection happens when we stop seeing each other as whole, complex humans. When life gets busy, we move on autopilot; heads down, schedules packed, interactions surface-level. That’s when bonds start to fray. What restores them is shared experience—especially movement. When people come together to dance, even in a brewery, pretense falls away. Read more>>
Heather Tydings
Oh how I love this question. I am always looking for glimmers; especially when life is challenging. Glimmers” are those fleeting, feel-good sparks; the tiny moments when your nervous system exhales and you actually feel safe, connected, and alive. They remind our body it’s okay to soften, to regulate, to thrive instead of just get through the day. Read more>>
