Winning often looks like a long trail of losses that were too weak to keep you down. We are beyond inspired by the stories below. Resilience cannot capture the true nature of what so many of these entrepreneurs, artists and creatives possess and there is so much to learn from the folks highlighted below.

Rhonda Greene

Rhonda Greene, a self-taught photographer, hailing from Indianapolis, Indiana, where I was born and raised. Photography has been an integral part of my life from an early age, as I was deeply influenced by my grandfather, a photojournalist for an African-American publication. It was observing my grandfather’s work that ignited my creative spark and propelled me towards exploring my own artistic journey. Read more>>

Dahlia Rose

My story starts on a little island called Barbados, by the time I was twelve I knew I wanted to be a writer. Reading my aunt’s romance novels and thrillers, any genre I could find, I became enamored with fiction and creating stories that pulls the readers in. Then my audience were my classmates, and the small group would read my handwritten stories in composition notebooks and give them back on Fridays so I could add more on the weekends. Life took hold and I put my goals aside for my kids and when we moved to North Carolina, I began the journey to be a published author again. Read more>>

Jorge Valenzuela

I never meant to be an educator. In college, my major was computer science with a minor in business and I wanted to be a computer scientist. I learned about coding, artificial intelligence, and information technology! Fast forward to graduation, where I got a contract for 37, 000 to work for an IT firm in New York City, and I thought I was going to be rich. I ran through the CS department at SUNY Old Westbury in NY and bragged to my friends. And then I went home and did the same thing. Read more>>

Kate Greene’s Story

Hello! My name is Kate Greene, and I’m the CEO of Owl’s Head Solutions. We are a certified woman-owned creative agency that started with one designer and a 12” laptop and grew to a 12-person agency in its first decade. In all those years, one thing has remained the same…we give a hoot! Everyone at Owl’s Head is here because they want to make great work with great people for the greater good. Over the past ten years, some of the biggest and most successful PR agencies like Edelman, Evoke, bcw Global, and Health Unlimited have trusted us to produce award-winning creative work for their clients. In other words, we’re the agency the big guys and gals turn to when they need to get it right. Read more>>

Mugisa Deus’s Story

Mugisa Deus, Ugandan artist whose passion for expression burns brightly. Raised by his mother, Kabatensa Rose, and the late carpenter Mwesige Bornfance, Mugisa discovered his love for art early on, even facing playful scolds from teachers for adorning his notebooks with sketches. This passion only grew through his high school years, culminating in his graduation in 2014. In an environment where artistic careers were often met with skepticism, Mugisa defied the odds. With the help of benefactors, he enrolled at the Michelangelo College of Creative Arts, where he honed his skills, earning both a Certificate and a Diploma in Art and Design with a focus on painting. Read more>>

Swapna Abraham

Swapna Abraham is a singer-songwriter, actor, author, mentor, interior designer and versatile corporate professional from Kerala, India. She is also based in Dubai where she embarked on a 1000-day journey setting four world records in singing-songwriting by the Golden Book of World Records. Her style of music stretches across the entire gamut from pop and country to folk and soul. In 2010 Swapna received the NeedStar citation ‘Role Model for her progress & success in the field of Mainstream Career, Art & Entrepreneurship’, in 2012 she was awarded the Maestro Award – LAMP-ICONGO Karmaveer Chakra for her contribution to gospel music, in 2019, the Aspire World Award for Passion for Excellence at the 31st Global Women’s Empowerment Summit, in 2022 Exceptional Women of Excellence Award at Women Economic Forum, in 2022 the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Music (Honoris Causa) by Vinayaka Mission’s Research Foundation (Deemed To Be University), and in 2024, the Doctor of Philosophy in Music (Honoris Causa) degree by Maryland State University. Read more>>

Dr. Maurya Dominica

My story is ever-evolving. Reflecting on my journey, I realize I discover new facets of my “story” every day. I started with a solid foundation rooted in faith, family, and friendship. Being surrounded by hardworking intrapreneurs, side hustlers, and entrepreneurs helped me develop a strong work ethic. This environment instilled values and resilience that have guided me through various phases of life. Over the years, I’ve added spirituality, contentment, balance, learning, and creativity to my core values. Embracing my multipotentiality sparked my entrepreneurial curiosity and fueled my creative pursuits. Read more>>

Elena Armijo of Coaching with Elena

I grew up in Las Cruces, NM with my parents and two younger brothers. Music has always been a part of our lives and NM is an incredible place that supports and nurtures music throughout the community. This included solo and ensemble in middle school, show choir and A Cappella groups in high school all leading to New Mexico State University where I received a Bachelor of Music in Education. In order to support expenses for college, my father put all three kids through real estate appraisal courses where we started a family business and all became real estate appraisers at eighteen years old. I credit this education and early training as an entrepreneur as part of my success today. My father taught me how to be a business owner. Read more>>

Brad Gilmore

My name is Brad Gilmore from the great city and state of Houston Texas. I am an entertainer, broadcaster, writer, musician. Started my entertainment career with my band, Twenty Eleven and have my talents to CW39 as the entertainment reporter, and currently signed with ESPN Ring radio show with the WWE Hall of Fame, Booker T Read more>>

Laura Ballet

At the age of fourteen, I shared with my mom that one day, I would a write a book and speak on stages all over the world, supporting people to design an empowered life. This style of Mindset Energy came from both negative and positive childhood experiences. I aligned with positive intentional energy very early on as it was an organic and authentic knowing, that I wanted to create positive advancements within the human experience. Read more>>

Hember

I first delved into music production around 2012, during the height of the EDM scene. Inspired by legends like Martin Garrix and David Guetta, I began my journey with progressive house, exploring its energetic beats and soaring melodies. As I continued to evolve, I ventured into various house genres, including future house or deep house, seeking to expand my musical horizons. After years of experimentation, transitioning through more comercial and rhythmic styles like future bass or reggaeton, until I finally discovered my unique sound, a perfect blend between dance and reaggaeton that truly defines my artistic identity today. Read more>>

Jared Price

Deciding to be an actor came later in my life, I must say. I had done theatre in high school, but when I was graduating, I figured that was it and that it was time to pursue “other passions”. After one year of community college, I knew studying voice and music was where I needed to be and the stars sort of aligned after that. Read more>>

Vina Murad of Vina of the Valley

I was born and raised in Sweden to Kurdish immigrants and subsequently spent my teenage years in the UK. There I started to dream to one day study in Japan, but due to my family’s low income it felt out of reach. Even so, I worked tirelessly for 3 years in various part time jobs saving up desperately to move to Japan and eventually managed to go to a language school in Tokyo at the age of 19. While I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life, I was posting outfit photos to instagram daily and due to my love of fashion I decided to attempt to enroll in Bunka fashion college. I managed to pass the exam and before I knew it I was studying fashion in Japan, supporting myself through my YouTube channel at the time documenting my time as a fashion student. Then in March of 2022 I launched my brand Vina of the Valley and the rest is history!  Read more>>

Mel Mccann of Eat Rice Studio

Sure! I’ve always been a massive fan of animation. Since I was a kid, it was something I clung to. The first time I saw Ariel singing “Part of Your World,” I was instantly entranced. The way she reached toward the screen sincerely reached into my being. To this day, Glen Keane is one of my favorite animators. I was always picking up a pencil and drawing on any scrap of paper I could find. My mom had to send in many bills with scribbles on the envelopes. Even with this passion for art, I didn’t expect to go into the field of animation. Read more>>

Michael Masurkevitch

I was five years old when I fell in love with acting. My uncle, Patrick Masurkevitch, and my aunt Charlotte Moore, are actors. My uncle was playing Billy Bones in Treasure Island, and pulled some strings to have me chosen as one of the kids who got to come on stage as one of the ‘Pirate Crew.’ I yarr’d my heart out. From then on, I knew I wanted to either be an actor, or a pirate. In some circles I’m actually currently known as Pirate Mike, because of a web series I did with some friends by that title where I played a depressed addicted failed actor dressing as a pirate for parties, so arguably I’m working on both. But the ride, to both, has been no straight sailing. Read more>>

Maria Deely

Growing up I had always loved art. I was heavily influenced by my art teacher, Nora Sheets, and my Aunt Carol Oldenburg, who is also a fine artist. I had taken a break from art for many years until my high school art teacher, Sam Brunett, convinced me to take his class. After that point I dove into my artwork. I had tested out and tried countless different mediums, my favorite continued to be colored pencil. By the time I was in my first year of college I was exclusively using colored pencils in my personal work outside of class. I started my art business, Deely Drawings, in 2019 during my sophomore year of college so I had something to grow and build that was at least substantial by the time I graduated. Read more>>

Talyn Rahman-figueroa

When I was training to become a diplomat for the United Kingdom, I was experiencing a bit of an ethical dilemma. I don’t have a very good poker face and I knew that if I worked my for government, I’d be placed in a position to publically lie for my country. A senior civil servant, who eventually became an Ambassador and my mentor, advised that I start my own diplomatic consultancy “Grassroot Diplomat” because he believed I had a knack for opening very difficult doors and engaging with people who big titles in a way that brought them back down to the core reason why they started this career. With that, I started my own diplomatic consultancy and for 10 years worked on the personal brands of public figures. Read more>>

Jennifer Daly of Fierce Angels Fashion

Simply put, I’m a mom on a mission to help empower other women. I’m a master-level certified life coach, three-time published author, and global speaker. As the founder of CheeringOnMoms.com, I use my experience and education to help moms pursue their passions and get their goals. Walking the talk, I stretch myself through pageantry and have won a number of titles including, Mrs. Diamond Universe 2021, Mrs. Texas International 2022, Mrs. Texas NEM 2023, Mrs. USA 2023 and National Elite Mrs 2023. Read more>>

Sadeja Jones’s Story

About 7 years ago I moved to Atlanta from NYC, that time period was so lonely for me. To pass the time I would bird watch with my cat, since I was already into art and creating eccentric pieces. I had the idea one day watching two birds in a bush of what it would look like for birds to live a human experience. From there the ideas poured in like crazy, since then iv created several Hybird Bird creations, sold original paintings and had opportunities to present my pieces in galleries around Atlanta which has helped broaden my horizons along with being dedicated to my craft, learning myself more with each painting , being open to constructive critique and finding new ways to paint has pushed me to where I am today. If I wasn’t so open minded I don’t think I would have gotten as far as I am and I’m truly grateful for the journey. 🤲🏾 Read more>>

Erin Christensen

I began Custom Cakes and Cupcakes by Erin to progress my cake decorating skills so as to be able to create special, one-of-a-kind, detailed birthday cakes for our daughters. This quickly spread to other family and friends, and then into a home cottage foods business, where I took on orders for cakes and cupcakes for local customers and all their events. I now focus on creating video tutorials on my YouTube and other social channels, as I absolutely love sharing techniques and ideas I’ve developed. Read more>>

Ruben O’neill

Hi beautiful people, it’s nice to e-meet you all, I’m Ruben. A Hispanic LGBTQ+ actor and my acting journey started in 2021 in a dustbowl town in Lakeside where your best friends were tweakers. (Wish I was kidding) It was a town where everybody was comfortable and progress and “Bettering your life,” truly wasn’t a thing, so image the responses I received when I started telling people, “I want to be an actor!” Or “I want to be an author!” Read more>>

Victoria Robinson

After completing a Graphic Design program at the British Columbia Institute of Technology in 2013, I initially envisioned a career at a Vancouver design agency. Working for myself wasn’t something I had considered. But after an extensive job search, I knew I had to start somewhere, so I took an entry-level position at a print shop. There, I wore many hats—graphic designer, customer service representative, and print production specialist, where I handled both the printing and finishing of jobs. Read more>>

Sherry Martine Mackinnon

I started metalsmithing when my children all left for college; a rebirthing, so to speak. Learning the art keeps me focused on keeping my hands and brain coordinated and busy and earning some extra money helps pay for tuition and student loans. I am self-taught and have many mentors for which I am grateful! Read more>>

Anna Konya

The story of my journey is divided in two chapters. One before the illness, and after. The before is the story familiar to most empaths, as they may find lot of similarities. Hopefully reading these lines will help a few to reflect on their lives and eventually make the step toward rediscovering themselves. Read more>>

Celina Igwe

I have been a storyteller since I was very young. I began writing plays for my cousins and making them perform them with me for our family and friends. I went to high school at Las Vegas Academy for theater and went to college for Film. From there, I pursued various opportunities in the film industry, both on my own projects and by contributing to others’ sets. My journey began with small, independent projects where I wore many hats, from directing and producing to handling technical aspects like camera work and editing. Read more>>

Maxine Willocks of Omax3m (aka Omax)

Our Story The Journey of Maxine Willocks and Omax Maxine Willocks, the force behind Omax, has turned a series of life-altering challenges into a thriving, holistic brand dedicated to self-care and well-being. Starting in the demanding restaurant industry, Maxine successfully navigated multiple contracts and drove her brand to success. However, the relentless pressures led to burnout, prompting her to seek renewal and balance. Read more>>

Greg Lawson

Growing up in a home of independent artists was a wonderful influence in promoting the values of being a self-starter. Paint, bolts of cloth, design elements, music appreciation, furniture restoration, love of nature, nurturing animals, gardening, writing, and performing were so ingrained they were like ritual. In my teens, I spent a few years away from such immersion in creativity, and it was like going through a drought. Read more>>

Carlota Barreno

Similar to many individuals entering college, my career aspirations underwent significant changes within a short span. Initially drawn to veterinary medicine, I eventually pursued an associate degree in communications with a focus on corporate communications. After realizing the absence of quantitative courses in my curriculum, influenced by my science background in high school, I made a pivotal decision to switch to finance, prolonging my academic journey by another year. Ultimately, I graduated with a degree in International Business with a major in finance from Saint Louis University. Read more>>

Joe And Vicki Price

I was tending bar in my home town Waukon, Iowa when Joe came in to do a solo gig. He played his first set and took a break. Folks in the bar asked him to let me play so I got up and did a couple songs. At bar time the entire bar came to my house for a party including Joe. He and I stayed up until 10 in the morning playing guitar. That’s where it all began. Read more>>

Pamela Steele

At 15 years old, I was denied access to art classes in school because, according to the art director, I had no talent. That year, I sold my first oil painting. As a self-taught artist, I have sold paintings on canvas and murals on buildings and in hospitals. I’ve won awards for Best of Show, Best Cartoon, and Best Fantasy paintings and drawings at various art shows across North America. My work reached international status in 1984 when one of my paintings was chosen for the German Science Fiction Fantasy Art Book’s cover art. My artwork has been featured in D & D Magazines and more recently featured as the Guest Artist for the Northwest Tarot Symposium in Portland OR. Read more>>

Kathryn Rodrigues

I am a Chicago based artist, photographer and educator. My story begins as a young person who was lucky enough to travel the world with my family since my father was in the military. By the time I was in high school I had moved 10 times in 5 countries (United States, Brazil, Mozambique, Portugal and Germany). This experience had a huge impact on my worldview and led to a deep curiosity in identity, culture, memory, domestic spaces and the natural world. Read more>>

Elizabeth Graham of Talismania Jewelry

Talismania Jewelry may have just celebrated its first year, but its essence has been brewing for far longer. This venture is more than a business—it’s a fusion of my deepest values, woven together like the intricate patterns in our designs. Imagine a world where timeless elegance meets bold uniqueness, where luxury dances in harmony with sustainability. This is the realm we’ve crafted, inspired by Montana’s raw, untamed beauty—a place where rugged mountains whisper to ethereal skies. Read more>>

Abigail Mansfield Coleman’s Story

I’m Abigail Mansfield Coleman. I am an artist and utilize the field of costume design to showcase my art. I design for mainly theatrical productions, but also have worked with wearable or more sculptural art, sustainable fashion efforts, styling photoshoots and album covers, and stage makeup design. I am also a mentor and an educator in these topics. Read more>>

Georgia Carbone of Georgia Electra

My story is full of twists and turns but this current chapter clearly begins when I moved to Santa Fe a little over 6 years ago. I have always been creative and I’ve always loved exploring different types of creative expression. I deeply enjoy bringing ideas to life and moving through the magic of the process. — There is nothing like the feeling of inspiration moving through your hands and shaping materials into form and image. — I’ve also always been a teacher. I delight in sharing what I’ve learned and in supporting others on their creative paths. I think that’s why opening a gallery was so natural for me, even though I never imagined I would support other artists in this way. Read more>>

Lasalle Grandeur

I started my music journey off in High School at OPRF junior year when I found Hip-Hop. At that time I was mentored by Defcee who taught me the basics of what Rap/Hip-Hop was but I always wanted to do more than just “rap” especially because of my influences at the time. My goal has always been to save people lives with music. Over the years I just honed what my artistry was through trail and error. Some ideas wouldn’t work some ideas would stick. In those moments of failure it’d feel like I was never going to figure it out. Until I eventually got to where I am now. Making music about my emotions and experiences to help others that relate. At times it feels scary being so vulnerable with my experience because of questions I’d be asked. But then it feels rewarding just to hear someone say “this song saved my life” Read more>>

Garage Door Studio Jen Singh + Rachel Herzog

It all started with Jen hosting ArtoRama, a craft show at her house that drew hundreds of guests. After a few years, Jen and Rachel thought it would be a great idea to open a brick and mortar business to support local artists. In April 2014 we set up shop in an old warehouse in Avondale’s downtown district. We held summer camps for kids in an adjacent event space that summer to help us begin generating revenue and wait for the buildout. This was the beginning of Garage Door Studio, a handmade boutique and creative space for workshops, classes and events. Read more>>

Lana Stewart of Kona Kinis Swimwear

I was a stay at home mom for 15 years and moved to Hawaii not knowing anyone. I had a lot of time on my hands while my kids were in school. I decided to start a website selling bikinis. I was selling there and decided to list my business on Google. As soon as I did that, people started asking for directions to my store. I did not have a physical location at the time. I started looking for places to rent around my town. I decided on a place at an outdoor marketplace and gave a deposit and moved in a few months later with $500 in inventory. Read more>>

Linda Storm’s Story

To this day, the scent of oil paints brings me a memory of when I smeared colors onto a painting my father had been working on. Who ruined my painting? He roared. I learned at a young age that being creative, no matter how good it felt, did not please everyone. Often awake before my parents, I headed outside to explore on summer mornings. I remember my fear turning to excitement as I ran through dew covered spider webs over our grassy acre of land in Alden, New York. I marveled at pollywogs in the pond, and once, I pounded on my neighbor’s door yelling, Help! Your dogs are stuck together! Read more>>

Evan Price of Artist Collective

Absolutely! When I was 14, I started a band with my friends. We booked our own shows and wrote our own music. I took charge of managing everything for the band and quickly discovered that I loved the organizing and building side of things more than performing. That led me to study music business management. After interning with a few self-made business owners in the city, I decided to take the entrepreneurial route myself. Today, I’m passionate about helping other creative business owners launch their own ventures. I like to call them “Artistpreneurs.” Read more>>

Katie Grimes of Anything for Love, LLC

After sh*t hit the fan in my life in 2018, I had the option to stay in corporate America or start my own business. I knew whatever path I chose, I had to prioritize my mental & physical health. To be honest, I had NO idea where to even start when it came to starting a business, but I decided to go for it and started googling! In hindsight, I spent a lot of unnecessary time and money doing that. I had no idea there was such a thing as a “Business Coach” to help you save money & have faster success. Read more>>

Krisztina Konya

I was born in Eastern Europe, specifically in Romania, but I am Hungarian by nationality. Growing up during communism, I experienced scarcity and the reality of not having enough. Despite these challenges, I always excelled in school. My family had high hopes for me, envisioning a future where I would become a doctor or lawyer. Being the firstborn and my grandfather’s favourite brought a lot of pressure to always be the best. Read more>>

Bob Doucette’s Story

I started my art career in theater, puppetry, set and costume design. I went to school for Illustration and animation. I never got very far with illustration before I realized animation was the best way to combine a lot of my favorite skills, painting, drawing and film making. I never felt comfortable doing just one thing and I had a deep desire to pursue my own passions while I was working in a big corporation like Warner Bros. Animation so I always maintained my other art as hobbies. My husband is a costume designer so we worked together to make art dolls inspired by my love of puppetry. Read more>>

Collin Strachan of Every Mile Creative

Absolutely! My journey into photography began in 2017 when I decided to leave my corporate marketing role in Dallas to pursue my passion for adventure and storytelling. My wife Kendal and I launched Every Mile Creative in 2019, focusing on lifestyle and adventure photography. Living full-time in an off-grid Airstream, we’ve explored the stunning landscapes of Alaska and beyond, capturing epic images for brands all over the world. Read more>>

Débora Tácylla

I started like everybody else, with nothing. And to be fairly honest, I do not know or remember when the sparkle for acting started, but I remember the day I decided that I was going to work hard towards it and also the day I decided to take a step back – and I am proud of both. I started by doing what I could and what made sense to me at the time, because it all started as a dream. In the beginning I would picture myself starring in the movies that were set to come up and it was enough. As time passed by, I started to understand that just waiting and imagining myself in projects would not automatically make me get cast, so I started researching how the casting process worked, how auditioning worked, what kind of materials I needed to have and much more. Read more>>

Carrine Mann of MinksByChyna

I was supposed to start my brand 2 years before I did but I was going through I very bad brake up and my mind was so out of it I couldn’t even put my mind on starting a business. I was on Instagram and I kept seeing this page called Foreignluxe. It was helping girls start their business with wholesale and brand marketing. The owner of that brand is Daijha. She has helped so many girls start their brands and I’m so lucky she took time out to help me build MinksByChyna. Without her helping me and just giving me encouraging words I don’t think I would have went through with building my brand. I have to give her, her flowers every chance I get. Read more>>

Kate Mayer

When I left university I didn’t have a plan, my degree was pretty worthless, I had no contacts and no money. In the early days my career was largely about surviving and doing my best to be seen. I worked several jobs and got experience with a stylist on my days off – so I basically worked 7 days a week. In my mid 20’s I set up my first brand which was centred around bedlinen with one big image as opposed to a repeat pattern (this was way before the days of digital printing), it was not a great business plan – low rate of sale, high cost to produce, difficult to display etc. BUT it got me noticed. I had high profile retailers stocking my designs and I got a lot of press. That said I never really made money, everything I earned went straight back in. Needless to say I learnt many lessons in the 5 years I ran that business. Read more>>

Solunis Nicole Bay of Evolution and Wild Indigo

Our identities and stories are deeply connected to our lives’ contexts and our bodies. I see myself as a daughter, sister, niece, colleague, and friend, constantly aware of how my impact shapes those around me and how their presence shapes me. I was born in Brooklyn, New York, at Cumberland Hospital, with roots rich in heritage. My mother, a Southern Black woman with Creole, Ani’-Yun’wiya, and Chahta Okla ancestry, and my father, a descendant of Ayiti, Bajan, Ani’-Yun’wiya, and Geechee heritage, met at Alcorn State University. My journey began at their wedding, where I was already present in my mother’s womb, steeped in a lineage of magic. Read more>>

Lauri Novak

Photography has always been part of my life in some form or another. My mom was the recorder of our lives, family events and vacations. Her father also had a camera on hand quite often. I am now the owner of many, many photo albums, boxes and tubs of negatives and prints. The earliest prints I’ve found in my collection are from the early 1940s. Those are all from my parents and grandparents. Read more>>

Erin Stahla of Stahla Services

My husband, Grant, began Stahla Services the last year of going to college at University of Nebraska Lincoln. He launched the business while in UNL College of Business and the Engler Program–both programs are very supportive of entrepreneurship. Read more>>

Carm Pileggi

My personal experiences with grief and life challenges have steered me towards a career in counselling children and youth across diverse environments. I have been driven by a desire to provide the support my younger self needed in navigating anxiety and grief. So much of our culture, accessibilty to resources and how we’re raised influences how we express ourselves and what or who we connect to. I didn’t always have the tools I needed or safe spaces to express myself either. Seeing as how that influenced my development especially in navigating major losses in my life, I became committed to providing others with what I once needed and the space for them to safely and confidently express themselves. Read more>>

Rey Grandoit

The story of the experience of pain in my body has been a journey of healing, growth, and perseverance. I became paralyzed at the age of 14 due to bacterial meningitis which paralyzed me from the waist down. With paralysis came with a snowball of medical problems. However, my wakeup call was when my father passed away in 2014 from Parkinson disease which put a fire in my belly to take ownership of my health. I began reading books about our brain from Dr. Leaf: Switch on your brain, Extreme ownership, and Feelings Buried Alive. Read more>>

Gabriel Barrio of Arrogant Marketing

My business started out from my love of music! I spent some time in my early career producing music and recording as well. When my environment changed I started working for a small record label doing music journalism and I learned that a lot of independent artists had negative experiences with the music business. I decided to take time to learn the business side of music so I could help artists I knew. That blossomed into me starting Arrogant Marketing to help those in my state and beyond. Read more>>

Dr. Latrice Bonner of CryoEvolution By Dr B

I started my journey in holistic health care in high school where I was afforded the opportunity to take part in a vocational program that allowed me to earn my cosmetology license by the age of 18. While in this program I was able to learn about everything related to healthy hair, nails, and skin, which impacts the overall health of individuals. My educational endeavors continued as I attended Texas Southern University and earned my undergraduate degree. It was during this time that I was able to learn so much from my mentors, advisers, community, colleagues, friends, and family. Attending an HBCU allowed me to grow not only as an individual but as an active member of the global community. I was able to learn a plethora of ways in which things can be accomplished such as health care and holistic options to lifestyle choices. This was when I decided that I wanted to serve not only my community but also my country.  Read more>>