Owning a business is challenging – from increasing costs, regulations, competition and more the day to day of being a business owner if often far from glamorous. However, the reason so many of us do what we do is the moments when we are able to come through in a big way for our clients. The moments when we know we’ve made a real difference. Every entrepreneur we know wants to increase the frequency of those moments and so we think one of the best ways to do that is by having people share their stories with others – we can all learn from each other and become better recognizing and executing on opportunities to help our clients win.

Konstantin Tokarev

There re so many; it’s hard to chose. Not too long ago a man came to see our optometrist for an eye exam and came out with a new eyeglasses prescription. He requested for 2 pairs of glasses to be made. He was over 40 and a really high myope with some astigmatism and presbyopia. He asked for 2 pairs of glasses with progressive lenses(Multifocal lenses without any lines that correct vision at multiple distances): one for his work and one for other everyday activities.  Read More>>

Bih Bikelle

Let me share a story with you…Meet Sarah, a psychiatric nurse practitioner who embarked on a transformative journey from feeling overwhelmed to thriving as a confident, successful professional. Read More>>

Elizabeth Patel

Customer Success Story: The “Why” Behind À La Glow Holistic Skincare Let me tell you about a story that made me cry—not out of sadness, but pure joy for one incredible woman. Stories like this are the reason I wake up every damn day and pour my heart into making skincare products. Read More>>

Nikol Rogers

When MJ came to me she had completely lost her confidence. “I had a hard time admitting I was really good at something. I didn’t know what the next step was. All I knew is I can’t do this anymore. I had given my heart, soul and body to this industry and I didn’t know the difference between something being hard and something being hard because it wasn’t what I was meant to be doing. I was up against a wall.” Read More>>

Julian Marin

Absolutely. One of the most touching success stories for The Rabbit’s Cave is about a wonderful client named Christine. Christine, a 65-year-old woman, reached out to us during a difficult time in her life. She had recently lost her husband and felt that the blank, pale walls of her home mirrored the monotony and solitude she was experiencing. She explained that she had read about how having a space that evokes emotions and feelings could transform her energy and outlook, so she wanted to make a meaningful change in her surroundings. Read More>>

Kelli Rae Hurst

I was recently introduced to a woman with significant health diagnoses and barely able to walk, if at all. She and her then husband lived in a three-level waterfront condo, and needed to sell due to the decline in her health and inability to navigate so many stairs like she used to. This condo had an amazing spot on the water in a desirable community, but was in need of serious work before it could be brought to market. Read More>>

Craig Evans, Edd

I started working with a new client more than a year ago. They approached me to help coach them through what was becoming an untenable work situation for them. They were worried about keeping their job. With a micromanaging supervisor, underperforming employees on their team, a toxic culture, low morale, and a general lack of productivity of the unit weighed on my client, who was losing sleep over the stress, Read More>>