What’s the right balance between work and non-work time? The traditional 9-5 has slowly disappeared with the emails and zoom and texting going far beyond traditional business hours. We asked members of our community to share with us how they think about work-life balance.

Whatatamtam | Reggae/Dancehall Artiste open to doing other genres of music

The most important factor for my success and the success of my brand is a result of determination to use the little resources available and network with associates, friends and family to capitalize on exposing my talent via different platforms, from competitions, LIVE performances, social media content building, whilst incorporating dancing in my presentation. Read more>>

Justin Bruns | Film Maker & Entrepreneur

Having a ‘good eye’ is a key reason why I’ve been successful. What does this mean? Essentially, it’s about seeing potential and positivity in everything around me, which is crucial for achieving success. This ability helps me make smart choices. I’m not just talking about picking out what looks nice; it’s more about making decisions quickly, changing things when needed, and being creative on the spot. I trust my judgment a lot. I didn’t learn this skill from just one experience; it’s part of who I am. I see the world in a structured way, like there’s a logic to how everything works. It’s not about mystical shapes or anything, but more like the logical rules of physics. Read more>>

Troy Ganter | Restaurant Owner & Coach

Our business is built on relationships and service. We focus on developing one another and giving back to our community: we believe profits are lost without purpose and our main purpose is to serve one another: We are passionate about building a healthy environment where we are always learning and always growing. We embrace feedback as gift, our core values are based on the acronym LEADERS. Love, Effort, Attitude, Discipline, Efficiency, Respect and Service. Read more>>

Amaranta Martinez | Visual Artist / Creative Director

I have to admit that there is nothing romantic about being successful. I always listen to successful people talk about inspiration and the journey, but for me is very far from that haha. It’s hard work, tears, discipline, and resilience. To be where I am right now, there have been more lows than highs. That’s why you have to enjoy to the fullest those few moments where you really feel you’ve achieved a goal. Be present, enjoy, and continue to live this path you’ve chosen.
The good thing is that with experience comes the knowledge that success is not a sprint or a straight line. So when you reach those peaks take many pictures! Read more>>