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.

Shawn Rebecca

I wasn’t completely aware that I had any self-development work to do until after I got divorced with three kids, all 5 and under.

When all of my problems didn’t magically disappear the moment I got a divorce, I fell to my knees and had a profound realization that I needed to look inward to begin my healing journey. Read More>>

Laurie Núñez

I really believe that you can’t actually live with out taking risks. Some risks happen spur of the moment, and others are reflected on and taken with full awareness. I have always taken risks that surprise or cause furrowed brows in others, I think it may be part of my nature. Read More>>

 Tim Parker

Risk has always played a big role in my life and career, but I do not see risk as reckless action. I see it as a calculated decision backed by preparation and belief. When I started in this industry, there were safer paths I could have taken. Building a company, hiring a team, and putting my name behind every project felt uncertain at times. But growth never comes from staying comfortable. Read More>>

 Mary Ann LaRoche

Imagine a place that focuses purely on mindfulness, creativity, exploration, and community,- a place that breaks down barriers, is supportive to try, fail, be successful, and repeat, every time you enter the building. Imagine a place that is designed solely for the purpose of helping others navigate through anxieties, lack of communication skills, and difficulties processing information. Read More>>

 Jake Moore

As a local concrete company, we play a small but real role in shaping the spaces where people live and work. Our projects improve safety first. A level driveway reduces trip hazards. A properly graded walkway helps prevent falls. A well-built retaining wall protects homes from soil movement and drainage issues. Those details matter to families who use these spaces every day. Read More>>

 Sierra Beltran

Oddly enough, this career was not originally what I planned for. During my school years (mostly middle and high school), I always thought I would be a pastry chef and go to culinary school. Ironically, I have still found myself in a creative career with a different genre. If I allow myself to really ponder the “why”, it goes back to being able to have a creative outlet and to serve people. Read More>>