The Early Days: why did you start a business

Are you thinking about starting a business? If so, we think you’ll enjoy reading about how these seasoned entrepreneurs thought about the question when they were in your shoes.

After shutting down a previous business, I really wanted to find my purpose/my assignment in life. Something that felt fulfilling and well rounded, so I went on a quest of searching my source, God. I can honestly say that this business idea was not an good idea that I came up with, but it was a God idea and because I was open enough to exploring the possibilities of a new path… my business was birthed. I truly believe that each of us was born with a unique path in life that isn’t really meant to be created on our own, but discovered and then trail-blazed with passion. Read more>>

My businesses are platforms for my natural talents and organic joys; the music is an extension of my creative self, the legal work is an expansion of my analytical mind and, the spiritual, a service in my capacity as a seeker and
activist. My professional offerings grew out of what I’ve been doing naturally my whole life, whether it be rocking parties, staying on a scholastic track or searching within. Some take a manufactured approach, gearing their work
towards what is “sellable” at the time. My approach is more focused on expressions of who I am as a human, regardless of trends… in that way, I focus on what I’m good at, and what I provide/share remains authentic and
enjoyable. Read more>>

The thought process behind starting AwaWorldArt was deeply rooted in my love for art and creative expression. I’ve always felt a strong desire to connect with people on a deeper level and to inspire them to become the best versions of themselves. Through my art, I aim to spread positivity and empowerment, whether it’s through vibrant colors or powerful words like “expand,” “love,” and “freedom.” My vision extends beyond just creating art—I wanted to craft pieces that could touch people’s lives, even subconsciously, as they interact with my work. Read more>>

I wanted to have more freedom so I could actually enjoy life before I was too old to. But I also wanted to use my God given talents to make an impact in the world. Read more>>

To put it simply, my thought process was to create something that did not exist. I had a vision and a concept in my mind and I thought to myself “If other people are doing this, I know I can and make it better”. Starting my own business for sure had it’s challenges but I can’t tell you how liberating it is to own something of your own. Read more>>
