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.

Jak Fiddler

I chose not to be like everyone else. Often times, people try to imitate what other people are doing and recycle ideas. I stepped out unapologetically as myself; for better or worse. What people see is legitimately me. The person you see on stage, on social media, and in public is the same person I am in private with my family and friends. It is that genuine feeling that connects me with people. Letting that principle guide me, I have found more success in business and in connecting with people. Read More>> 

Juno Mollor

The Nolensville Farmers Market is successful because everyone who makes it happen acts from a place of care. Customers support our vendors because they care about small businesses, local farmers, and local, nutritionally dense food for their families. Our vendors encourage each other and share ideas and their products with each other and their customers because they care about providing high-quality products and contributing to the success of others. And our management team does our best to care for each other, our vendors, and our customers.  Read More>> 

Erica Marble

I love helping people and I wanted to be able to help people with hair loss issues whether it was medication, illness, genetic, whatever the reason maybe to look and feel their best at a reasonable cost and feel like they were not just another number. That they truly found someone that cared. Clients with hair loss issues shouldn’t have to pay a fortune just to get their confidence back and feel better about what they see in the mirror Read More>>

Dave Coleman

When I got out of college, I was thrown into balancing being a songwriter, a band leader (my own band, The Coal Men), and a guitarist for hire. Those roles kept me busy, and hungry, always pushing towards new songs, gigs, and bands/artists to accompany. The only community I was involved in inevitably revolved around music. It took time and getting married for me to make sure that work was not the only defining identity of my life. Read More>>