Through our work we have been constantly amazed at the incredible things people in every neighborhood are working on. What’s even more exciting is that they all have different stories, backgrounds, strengths and weaknesses. That there isn’t a single formula for success means that everyone can take their unique set of strengths and characteristics and turn it into a success story. We recently reached out to some folks we admire and asked them what characteristics they feel are responsible for their success.

Shera Moffitt

I believe the most important factor behind the success of our business is our commitment to service and building genuine relationships. For us, it’s never been about just making a sale; it’s about creating lasting connections with our clients. We approach each relationship with an attitude of servitude, really listening to their needs and helping them navigate their journey. Being authentically who we are is key—We want our clients to know they can trust us, not just as their realtor, but as friends who genuinely cares. In our industry, relationships matter so much, We think that personal touch and our authentic vibes sets our brand apart. Read More>>

NiEtta Reynolds

The most important factor behind my success is my passion for creativity, innovation, and commitment to quality, which enables me to provide a space where artistic expression can thrive. Creativity fuels everything I do, from curating the atmosphere of the space to supporting artists in sharing their vision. Innovation ensures that I’m always evolving—whether it’s by introducing new experiences, collaborating with diverse creatives, or leveraging fresh marketing strategies. My commitment to quality means that every detail, from the environment to the services offered, is designed to enhance the artistic journey. Read More>>

Clementine Bastos

The most important factor behind the success of Goldylost has been genuine connection and lived experience. I didn’t start this brand because I saw a business opportunity—I started it because I needed it myself. As someone living with hair loss, I knew exactly what was missing in the market: natural-looking, comfortable, high-quality hair that actually made you feel like you. Read More>>

Paull Blakeman

I think being authentic in your creative output and putting as much of yourself in your work as possible is the most important thing. If people sense inauthenticity, they usually run a mile. As a writer, I promote myself on my website and social media, so I try to post content that is aligned with my own values and interests – mostly the problems of being a writer, the books I’m reading, interests in the arts and theatre, and posting about Tarot and my interests in the Occult. I find that following and interacting with likeminded people is the best way to build a community who support and engage with your work. Read More>>