The Coronavirus has given many us an opportunity to pause and think about life, our purpose, and even the right work life balance. What’s your perspective and has it changed over time?

Maggie Yurachek | Wedding, Portrait, & Event Photographer

I think it’s my curiosity and care for people. I do my best to understand their photographic wants and desires while identifying on a personal level. Clients express feeling almost immediately at ease with me and we have fun together. In many cases we walk away as friends. I thoroughly enjoy getting to know my clients so that I may better and more honestly represent them in my photography. This applies to all of my photography; however, is especially valuable in my wedding and portrait photography. I think that my attention to the client allows me to capture emotion in a very authentic way which in turn yields a high rate of return business. This is the best compliment to me as a photographer. Read more>>

Jasmine Williams | Director, Producer & DJ

Consistency has kept me very successful. Being consistent not only in my professional career but in my personal life has contributed greatly to who I am today. Keeping a routine in being healthy and in productivity improves so many aspects of life. When you give yourself the time to focus and tend to the things that enhance your skills daily, you will see positive results. Read more>>

Karl-Erik Leesment | Resume Writer & Co-Founder of KStar Professional Writing Services

The most important factor behind the success of my resume-writing business is my relentless commitment to providing value to my clients. My focus has been on understanding my clients’ unique career goals and the current challenges they face in this competitive job market, and then dedicating myself to delivering tailored solutions that meet and exceed their expectations by creating an ATS-friendly resume that tells a complete story of their professional endeavors. I enjoy positively impacting my clients’ careers, whether it be helping them land their dream job by creating a resume that secures a key interview or even simply building my clients’ confidence to apply for a position they would not have applied for otherwise. Read more>>

Nickole Kerner Bobley | Artfeel Creator, Producer and Former Show Host

There was a need for a community event that welcomed area artists and provided them a place to perform their art/to express themselves in a supportive creative setting as well as simply gather together to learn of each other’s upcoming events and meet one another and discuss art. So, the Artfeel show filled those voids. I also attribute its success to the incredible team of people who produce the show together: The Woodlands Arts Council’s Jenny Wright, Claire Karl, and Kayla Trascher as well as Gideon Bustmante, David Deveau, and the show performers. I feel strongly that Artfeel has grown and found so much success over the years, because of Gideon Bustamante’s incredible talent and David Deveau’s amazing performances and dance world contacts and warm, approachable emcee skills. Read more>>

Danielle Wicks | The owner and creator of 1818 Charcuterie

The most important factor behind my business is consistency. I believe that being consistent with all things you do. Will bring you and your business a long way. Commitment!’ I also am very committed to providing the needs to my clientele and standing strong in my values, when it comes to servicing all. Read more>>

Sandy Kott | Co-Owner

Customer service is one of the most important things in our business – if you don’t have a good customer service you will not have return customers Read more>>

Del Muzik | Music Artist

The most important factor behind my success i want to say is that i don’t give up, no matter the odds, being able to push forward and see the results of my endeavors no matter how small, is what keeps me going, an what makes my brand so successfully to me. Read more>>