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?

Geneva & Jeff Mosley

Our business helps the community by promoting health and wellness. We provide delicious and nutritious juice that contain no added sugar or preservatives to help shift the community toward a healthier lifestyle. We try to stay cost effective to be able to reach a wide demographic and offer discounts when we can to help out. Read More>>

El Young

Our business helps people bring their ideas to life through accessible technology. By combining artificial intelligence, no code, and custom development we make it possible for anyone to create software that solves real problems in their community. This means that entrepreneurs, small business owners, and organizations who might not have had the resources to build apps before now have the chance to launch tools that can create jobs, improve access to services, and make life easier for others. In this way we are lowering barriers, spreading innovation, and empowering more voices to participate in the digital economy. Read More>>

Shaye Mueller

I provide mental health services in my community for people who have been through trauma, anxiety, life transitions, and perinatal mental health issues. I think that I help people through the most tender, fragile places in their lives. I don’t work on a large scale, but instead on the individual level. While I don’t reach the masses, I believe I am doing my part. I believe in the ripple effect of the lives I touch. I have seen clients heal their relationships, help others, and contribute to the world in their own special way. And I am so grateful to be a part of it. I think it matters. Read More>>