What habits do you feel helped you succeed?

There is a wealth of research that indicates that certain habits can help increase your productivity, creativity, and/or drive. So, we thought we’d reach out to respected members of our community and ask them what habits they feel helped them succeed.

Angela Eddy | Personal Stylist

The habits that helped me achieve success throughout my career as a Personal Stylist are Taking Action, Positive Attitude, Networking and Organization. Let me tell you why I think these habits are important to me and helped me succeed in my career. Taking Action is a huge step in anyone’s plan to success. Setting my priorities and goals out helps me achieve the next level in my career. Without taking action a plan is nothing more than potential. Taking the risk and acting quickly helps you learn more and achieve better results as far as “timeline” is concerned. I had to put in the work and creativity to become a successful Artist. Making vision boards and “To-do List” are my go to when I am wanting to reach a new goal. Followed by continuing education in whatever service I am adding to my business profile. Read more>>

Brandon Odom | Co Founder + Creative Director

The habits that have contributed significantly to our success are rooted in goal-setting, gratitude, and a proactive approach to opportunities. As a team and individually, we set both 3-month and 6-month goals, ensuring that we always have clear milestones to aim for. This structured approach keeps us focused and aligned with our broader vision. We also start every day with a routine centered around gratitude, goals, and affirmations. Writing these out helps us maintain a positive mindset and stay motivated, which is crucial for navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship. Beyond that, our team has cultivated a habit of not just seizing opportunities when they arise but actively creating them. We’re always open to trying new things and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, which keeps our innovation and growth at the forefront of everything we do. Read more>>