24 hours in a day, 168 hours in a week. Junior investment bankers regularly work 80-90 hours a week. Many other high profile professions require the same level of commitment. Often those on the outside claim that working 80-90 hours a week is bad/wrong/terrible/silly/etc but we’ve spoken with so many folks who say working that much has been the best decision of their life – it allowed them to develop a deep and strong skill set far faster than would have been possible otherwise. In other words, by working 2x the hours, they were able to generate 5x or more the rewards. And depending on where you are in your career, investing heavily in your skills and competence can pay dividends for a long time.

Daniel Lam | Area General Manager

Being an effective leader in the hospitality industry involves coaching from the sidelines, focusing on development and allowing others to shine. This approach is about guiding your team, providing them with the tools and knowledge they need to excel, and then stepping back to let them take the lead. This leadership style encourages growth, builds confidence, and fosters a sense of ownership among team members. By nurturing their talents and skills, you create a strong, capable team that can drive the success of the hotel business. This method not only leads to a more efficient and motivated workforce but also cultivates future leaders who can sustain and grow the business long-term. Read more>>

JVRA | Recording Artist

I honestly feel the success behind my music really comes down to my honesty. People love authenticity. I discover more about myself every day and I do my best to portray my authentic self in my music. Read more>>

Breezy Leza | Owner

One of the most important factors behind our success has been to stay true to our belief system and have our brand reflect who we are as a family : eclectic, positive and progressive. Read more>>

Miren Oca | Founder of Ocaquatics Swim School

Every child needs to learn to swim in South Florida because there is water everywhere and we have so many opportunities to enjoy the pools, beaches and lakes in our area. However, unfortunately drowning is the leading cause of accidental death in children under 5 in this state. Ocaquatics is a locally owned, community involved business and we provide really positive, fun swimming classes in our 5 indoor, warm water, beautiful facilities so that families can be safer around the water. Read more>>