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.
Courtney Lynn Taylor | Upcoming Real Estate Mogul
The most important factor behind my success and the success of my brand is undoubtedly my unwavering determination to provide a comfortable life for my three children, McKinleigh, McKenna, and Kyler. Read more>>
Eva Hill | Realtor & Investor
The key to success for my brand lies in my commitment to helping families build generational wealth through homeownership. Providing stability and security for your loved ones is crucial in securing a prosperous financial future. Read more>>
Casey Buscher | Sports Reporter and Content Creator
Being authentic and true to myself. I think people best connect with ‘real’ people so I always try to be myself when it comes to my brand and who I am! Read more>>
Brooke Dryden | Owner and Designer of The Little Hippie Boutique
If it wasn’t for my tight-knit community, The Little Hippie Boutique wouldn’t be where it is! Sometimes, I wasn’t seeing the fruits of my labor, and the bank account was dwindling. However, family members encouraged me and reminded me that it takes time for fruit to grow when we sow seeds. Read more>>
Eduardo Cardoso | Actor
If I had to narrow it down to one thing, it would be my faith and reliance on God, Jesus. I would not be where I am if it weren’t for Him. My faith and strength comes from Him. He will always open doors that no other person can. I spent so much time working for different people, networking, and getting others’ opinions on what I should or shouldn’t do, but at the end of the day, it’s God that comes first. Read more>>