There is so much to learn from investments that went really well as well as those that went really poorly and so we asked some of the wisest creatives and entrepreneurs in the community to tell us the stories of their best and worst investments.
Louise Neil
In 2017, after years in a corporate role that left me unfulfilled, I made the significant decision to leave. As a single mom, this was not a decision I took lightly. Read more>>
Tahwii Spicer
In all honesty I have a love hate relationship with technology, especially social media. I could go on and on about this, but to keep things short I choose to be more present especially as a mother of young children and I aim to keep things simple and live mindfully. Read more>>
Arleana Holtzmann
As an Artist and Small Business Owner, I have found that the best Investment I can make is in Connections, or Investing in People around you. Read more>>
Jovan Landry
A bittersweet investment in my craft was going to college. Looking back, I don’t think I utilized all the resources that would have helped me climb to the top regarding my career. Read more>>
Ricki Pickles
As our business started growing we were consistently taking two cars to almost every delivery. My husband and I had mid-sized SUVs and every job was large enough to need all the space. Read more>>
Sarika Srivastava
One of the best investments I made as a business owner was purchasing a CRICUT machine to enhance my crafting process. I initially hesitated to invest in the machine due to the cost, but after researching its capabilities and how it could streamline my work, Read more>>
Brandon Ward
When it comes to investments, I think of timing. Any particular investment could be either your worst or best investment, solely based on when it was executed. Read more>>
Shannon Graham
The ultimate and most beneficial investment anyone can make is investing in themselves! This becomes even more crucial as a business owner or leader. Read more>>
Stacy Todd
I spent years with cheap lenses for my camera. After consistent advice to save money and invest in quality lenses, I finally listened. Read more>>
Christine Boersma Smith
My worst investment became my best. I’d long dreamed of writing a book about the spiritual aspects of quiltmaking and textile art, the creative pastime that allowed me to experience Psalm 46:11: Read more>>