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.

Nicolette Lemmon

After retiring from running my marketing agency, I wanted my daughter and grandkids to know that one can pursue a dream at any age. To start a business or find a new creative outlet, I wanted to show how the key is being persistent and determined. And that success is not tied to age. Read More>>

James Sanson

Work–life balance is a moving target, especially for someone who truly loves what they do. When you’re passionate about your work, it can feel a bit like a kid who loves video games or skateboarding; you can lose track of time because you’re so locked in. Over the years I’ve stopped thinking about “perfect balance” and started thinking in terms of priorities and seasons. Read More>>

Nimish A Bharadwaj

I would start with a small clarification here that this is Not a Business this is a NPO registered in the state of Arizona and filed for 501(c)(3) registration (still pending with IRS) with a mission to educate, bring awareness and help underserved patients with corneal disorders. Read More>>

Oscar Ramirez

The most important thing I’ve done as a parent is show my kids what it looks like to never quit—no matter how hard life gets. They’ve seen me build a business from scratch, work through exhaustion, face challenges head-on, and still show up for my family every day. Read More>>