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?

Cassidy Jean | Makeup Artist

Honestly, my work IS my life. I have a 9-5, and anytime in not at work, I’m working on my makeup business. My availability is all times of the day outside of my 9-5, so if a client needs their makeup done at 2 in the morning, I will be up and ready with my brushes and ring light. Read more>>

Gabbie Kelly | Profit Strategist & Cash Management Coach

What I had before working for myself while I was always grinding and struggling with burnout: …. – A beautiful family – A stable-ish job – A desk in an office with coworkers – A career I thought I needed – A capped salary and limited advancement path (especially given that I was a mom) What I have now that I prioritize myself with my business, that is being built to support me & my family: Read more>>

Brian Weathers | Interior Designer & Musician

Well I think we live in a world where working is far more important than resting! I try to create balance by reminding myself to meditate, take long walks and listen to podcasts, read, write in a journal and practice yoga, boxing or soccer. It’s extremely easy to get consumed by work but I know if I don’t take time to reset and find balance in myself, I won’t be able to find balance in my interior design projects. Additionally, I won’t be performing at my best for myself or clients. Read more>>