One of the most rewarding experiences as an entrepreneur or professional is helping you client succeed. Their wins are your wins and often it’s what makes all the challenges of running a business worth it. We think one of the best ways to learn how to do this more often for your clients is by reading the stories of others and how they’ve helped their clients win and so we’ve shared client success stories from brilliant entrepreneurs from across a variety of markets and industries below.

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In the depths of Covid, Virginia noticed young Nashville comedian Joshua Black on Instagram. His hilarious videos poking fun at local hipsters weren’t just funny, but also had something to say about the changing landscape of his hometown. One cold email later and a meetup with the ever charming Shance – always a win – and the rest was history. The relationship in any project is key, if you don’t mesh, you won’t produce good work. Read more>>

Craig and Alyse Donnell

I found myself in a situation where I needed to have a lean physique for an upcoming role. Under normal circumstances that would’ve been great but at that particular time I was heavier than I’d ever been, struggling to find a program that would get me to my desired goals, and doubting if it would be possible in such a short turnaround. Not only did Intentional Living help me reach my goals it also reintroduced me to what could be possible with the proper guidance. -Mo McRae Read more>>

Stu Barnes

I have always had the motto “Real Estate is about Relationships and Representation”. The public eye sometimes thinks Real Estate Agents are money hungry salespersons. It is true there may be some like that, but I consider myself a consultant looking out for my clients. If I represent you, I represent you. Read more>>

Brittany Barnhart

Being an entrepreneur is hard, it requires a lot of time, effort, organization, and intention (and a lot more). I often see new entrepreneurs prioritizing the wrong things. They think that they have to have every single thing figured out, but the reality is that you don’t need to. Your first iteration of anything that you do in your business is going to be a test, and you’re going to continue learning year after year. Read more>>

Melinda Livsey

One of our clients recently helped her client with a pitch deck that ended up winning them $14.7 million in investment. Read more>>

Kyera Belton Sonya Taylor

We have a customer that loves our Oatmeal, Milk & Honey cold process soap and the body butter. She had some dark spots on her face and after using our soap her dark spots cleaned up. All of our soaps have cocoa butter in them; cocoa butter helps lighten dark spots and soothes the skin. Read more>>

Rachel Reeves

I recently completed the The Bank of America Institute for Women’s Entrepreneurship Certification Program. This program is a collaboration between Bank of America and Cornell University to deliver an online learning portal that provides women entrepreneurs with the skills, knowledge and resources to build, manage, and scale a successful business. There are 6 courses required to complete the certification. Read more>>

Eva Solomon

From one of our participants: Last year in early May, I was seeing a physical therapist friend of mine (Sherry McLaughlin) for some nagging hip pain. We were nearing the end of treatment, trying to determine what I could do after discharge. In the midst of doing my PT exercises one day, she announces, “I think you should train for a triathlon!” After asking her if I could have some of the drugs she must have been on to suggest something like that, <just kidding>, I gave it some thought. Read more>>

Heather Saunders

My mother taught me how to knit at the age of nine and I have always had something that I was working on, to keep my hands and no doubt my mind busy. I continued with knitting into my adult years and when I was first married I learned to sew some of my clothes in order to save some money. When I had my children (two) I began to investigate other crafts and leaned towards surface design with fabrics. I took a few classes and workshops and began to design fabrics with dye, textures and paints. Read more>>