Stories, Lessons & Insights

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.
There are many facets to a full life and career with different paths that converge and divide. Throughout this journey, I have worked as an arts educator, scenic designer for theatre and television, producer, exhibit designer and fabricator and as a curator and gallerist. Read more>>
I think interfacing directly with my customers has been not only the single most important decision but also one of the most enjoyable decisions! My “storefront” is my booth at the Rillito farmers market here in Tucson so I get the opportunity to interact face-to-face with other local soup fans shopping around the market. Read more>>
Right now I’m just a thirteen year old kid. When I think about my legacy, it seems so very far away in the future. I know I want to leave my music behind for everyone to enjoy for generations. I want my music to help others forget about their problems. Read more>>
The biggest aspects of my business that make me happy are being able to spend lots of time with my patients and truly listen to their concerns and goals, connecting with them and laughing throughout our appointments, and seeing them thrive and reach their optimal state of health and well-being. Read more>>
I would say that most people are unaware as to how much work is really truly involved with the Photography/art industry! At least 80% of the work is “behind-the-scenes”, including (but not limited to): education, learning new techniques, practicing & development, trial and error, EDITING, marketing, nurturing, and so on. Read more>>