Deciding to pursue an artistic or creative career path isn’t for the faint of heart. Challenges will abound, but so many of the artists we speak with couldn’t be happier with their choice. So, we asked them about how they made the decision in the first place.

Sol Vazquez

I honestly have been passionate about art since i was little. My mom used to take me to art classes and my love for painting and drawing grew throughout my whole life. Read More>>

Flor Godward

Being an artist and an event designer is an exciting journey that requires creativity as the main inspirational force.
I have a deep love for visual storytelling, beauty and composition.
I love people to feel joy, wonder, happiness, to feel an experience, through my art and my events.
Art and events need to be curated. To have a balance of color , texture, light and story. All aligned.
It’s a challenging passion that I love to do every day . Read More>>

Jennifer Puig

Growing up in the Dominican Republic, I always dreamed of becoming a dancer. Yet, opportunities to take formal dance classes were few and far between where I lived. Despite the lack of access, the dream never left my heart—it stayed with me like a quiet rhythm, waiting for its moment.

That moment arrived when my life took a major turn. I moved to Miami, Florida, leaving behind everything familiar: my home, my community, my culture. The transition was overwhelming and lonely, and I found myself slipping into depression. It was during this time that dance reemerged—not just as a dream, but as a lifeline. Movement became my medicine. It was through dance that I reconnected with myself, found new joy, and began to heal. Read More>>

Anita Linville

Honestly, it all began the moment I became a personal trainer. That was my first real act of creative rebellion. I saw how traditional one-on-one training worked—people paying huge amounts just to feel good in their bodies—and it just didn’t sit right with me. I started asking myself, “How can I train the most people, impact the most lives, without breaking the bank—mine or theirs?” That’s when the vision of group training came to life. It wasn’t just about fitness anymore; it was about community, joy, and shared energy.  Read More>>