We believe that success can mean different things to different people – not everyone wants the same thing, what drives happiness and fulfillment for one person doesn’t necessarily predict what will for another. That said – if we simply think of success as being effective at achieving one’s goal – whatever those goals might be – then we can set a sort of common

Lottie Hulme

I think the most important thing is having a passion for what you do. When you genuinely love and enjoy what you do, you can’t go far wrong. As my dad always said to me, pick something you love to do and you’ll never work a day in your life. If you’re in a career that you genuinely want to progress in then success should come naturally, with hard work! Read more>>

Laura Tate

If you want to be successful, you must have faith in yourself. Don’t let fear stop you – confront it and explore the many opportunities that come with pursuing your ambitions. Of course, it will require a lot of hard work, so make sure you’re dedicating enough time and effort to achieve your goals. And always remain open to learning and growing – that’s how you’ll continue to excel. Read more>>

Sebastian Naum

The age of traditional greedy capitalism is over. I strongly believe that to achieve success in today’s business landscape, it’s essential to: – Embrace a purpose-driven approach, focusing on creating a positive impact beyond profits. – Prioritize ethical and sustainable practices, including fair labor and transparent supply chains. – Practice conscious leadership, considering the well-being of all stakeholders. Read more>>

Tia Cristy

Success has many angles like love, health, wealth, happiness, and wisdom, just to name a few. However, I believe the first thing it takes to be successful in any dimension of your life is to have your passion and vision be crystal clear. Passion isn’t just doing what you love, but staying in love with what you do while enduring the difficult times. The vision and your mission should be so clear that when anybody asks you what you are doing, you can paint a seamless picture that is easy for others to grasp. And finally, the most important step in the journey of success is to be others-focused. Read more>>

Amber Sellers

What I think it takes to be successful is to never give up on what you’re doing. There will be bumps in the road and some of them will be bigger than the rest but its up to you to not give up and go around those holes. I tried starting up my business three times in the past before I finally sat down and said, “I’m going to do it!”. Also depending on what you’re doing, practice makes perfect. I started sewing when I was twelve years old and I wasn’t that good. But after years of practice, Now I can say I’m comfortable on what I can make. Keep practicing and never give up on what you’re trying to accomplish is my way to be successful. Read more>>

Lindsey Zilliox

I think success looks different for everyone. For some, it’s about reaching the highest position and making the most money…that’s not me! Success for me, is doing something I love and making enough money to be comfortable. Although I do love clothes (obviously), I’m pretty simplistic…I just want to make enough to keep my business going and to pay for all my gardening needs. Read more>>

Kimia Kalbasi

Ambitious, bubbly, and charismatic are the ABCs that describe me in a quintessential nutshell. I was born in LA, raised in OC, attended UCSB, and have worked and lived in SF and NYC. Today, I’m primarily based in SoCal while working remotely bopping around traveling from time to time, whether for work-related campaigns and projects or on a leisurely cadence to reunite with friends, family, and loved ones. Read more>>

Brian Lopez

I believe that to be successful you need to have very clear objectives and work on the most important areas of a business. We tend to believe that the more areas we perform alone, the more we can increase our income, but if we work in a specific area, such as attracting new clients, the business can grow while we delegate various administrative tasks to others. Read more>>

Jerissa Hall

To whip up the perfect concoction of triumph in the beauty realm, you’ve got to blend three key ingredients: vision, hustle, and allure. First, envision your business as a sophisticated jet setter soaring towards new horizons – that’s your vision! With a touch of ingenuity, mix in a hearty dose of hard work and determination, that’s the hustle! And finally, sprinkle in a dash of allure – that extra elegance you add to make your customers feel like royalty. Read more>>

Gonzalo Tarragona Lopez

Everyone has their own definition of success. It could mean professional accomplishments, a balanced life, financial stability, or achieving a specific goal. Setting clear goals is essential to achieve success. In my opinion, success depends on several factors such as having a purpose, being persistent, resilient, sociable, adaptable, and having a little bit of luck. These factors are crucial for anyone who wants to succeed in anything they choose to pursue. Read more>>

Priya Kakati

Way to achieve success is different for many and the meaning of success can vary person to person. To me being successful is being able to lead a balanced life physically and mentally while you’re setting future goals. To be successful is to always be curious and never be stagnant, to be able to trust that you can achieve the goal you’ve set despite the hardships and acknowledging the failure and to understand it so you can work towards it. Read more>>

Gisela Prishker

Success as a photographer, like success in any field, depends on a combination of factors, including skill, dedication, creativity, and business mind . But I also think been a good sales person helps because as an artist we are so passionate about what we do , that we forget to lear how to charge and or value some photographer charge so little because they don’t know their value. Read more>>

Henrique Franhani

To me, what it takes to be successful is prayer and hard work. All of my projects are covered in prayer from the time the first idea is conceived, all the way to the final editing and distribution of the project. As a Christian, I rely on the Lord for anything that I do and I want my projects to bring glory to him, that is why to me prayer is important, because I believe that the more we invite Jesus to be part of our work, the more our projects will be successful since to me success is when his name is glorified through what we do. Hard work is also very important because without it we can’t make anything with the excellence and quality that the Lord wants from our work. Read more>>

Ginger Nichelle

I think I define success differently than the average person. For me, it really isn’t about making millions of dollars, fancy cars, or a mansion. Now, don’t get me wrong, all those things would be great, and I’m no fool, I would take them gladly. However, I really base my success on how I can reach people and change their lives for the better. For me, success would look like being able to hire friends and colleagues I’ve met over the years to work with me and my brand. Read more>>

Clifford Hayes Jr

I personally believe that in order to become successful you have to remain consistent & persistent to pursuing your craft. There will be times when things don’t go your way and times when things go really well. Read more>>