We LOVE a good story, especially when it’s a heartwarming one. Below, you’ll hear some amazing stories from incredible business owners, practitioners, and creatives and artists.

Hirsch Minkowicz

Several months ago I was invited to speak at the 50th birthday celebration of a childhood friend who was unfortunately diagnosed with ALS ten years ago when he turned 40. By now the disease has hijacked every part of his body from head to toe. His mind is sharp as a knife yet the only movement he has in his entire body are his eyelids. Read more>>

Brandajah Lovelace

One time I had a Lash Client and at this time I was working for another company that’s not my own as a lash artist this young lady was about in her late 40s and was telling me about her first experience that she had getting lash extensions for her first time. Like expected she told me that her first experience was awful she was unhappy with the way the lashes look she felt like as if they were too dramatic for her face and they were hurting her. Read more>>

Danny Hirtler

Years ago, when I first started as a trainer in Nashville, I had a guy come in to work with me. He was one of the nicest people I’ve ever met, but he was very much struggling with his weight. When we went to do an initial assessment the scale wouldn’t register him, so we were never quite sure where the starting point was but we knew it was high so we went to work. It was very slow at first but every little bit counts. At first we struggled with getting his eating habits in check, but after a while he realized that it just wouldn’t happen without so I set him up with a dietician. That’s when the pounds really began to come off. Read more>>

Elaine Rosen

Maximilian came to us in January of 2020. At the time, he weighed in at 104 lbs – large soulful eyes framed by huge ears and standing on long, long legs. From the day he arrived, there was no doubt that he was going to be a medical challenge. There were just so many things that he was dealing with including heart failure. Our goal was to get him to the point where he could have a good quality of life, where he could be happy and enjoy some of the simple pleasures of a dog’s life like rolling in the grass and going for walks in the pastures and getting excited when the deer passed by the yard. And he got there!! Read more>>