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Carlie Christenson said YES to entrepreneurship at the age of nine! A Neptune Beach, Florida native, Carlie is quick to acknowledge her Mom and Dad for their early support in her young vision. She was the pulse that drove an idea into a product that now sells coast to coast AND just made its way into partnership on internationally recognized Spanx’s website! Boob-eez — nipple covers, stick on bras and seamless layers for women of all ages — was a little girl’s idea to solve a problem. Little did she know that problems would be solved and a business would bloom along her own blossoming. Now, 14 years in the making, Carlie is passionate and shares a mature and professional perspective that far exceeds her 24 years of life. While she’s clearly a great businesswoman, it’s her attitude we can all learn from.
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Hip and down to earth, Emilie Christenson has created an iconic boutique in Neptune Beach, Florida that celebrates and satisfies women of all ages. It’s a rare treasure and a space where Emilie says she delivers true retail therapy. Jaffi’s, the 20-year-old boutique, has brought joy and the life she wanted; and she didn’t even know it until she took the leap out of corporate. It’s her story that got her here — family, challenges, choice, motherhood, and building things her way — that delivers heartfelt inspiration. And lucky for you. She’s available every week to offer her fashion forward savviness, love for people and joy for life.
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The vision for the audio-visual experience of The Feminine Soul Project started back in 2002. After receiving generous support from The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida, Tiffany Mannings’ 19-year vision became a reality — The Feminine Soul Project and its intention to unify communities is now gaining the interest of cities nationwide. Next stop — Grand Rapids, Michigan from September 16 - October 3, 2021 at ArtPrize, an independently organized international art competition expecting half a million visitors. This courageous portrait artist has depth, heart, and courage and is causing a ripple effect to connect and relate.
Images show women’s faces. Voices share their stories. Only you don’t know who’s speaking. (Completely transformational! I promise.) Be guided on a spiritual journey of connectedness through the Feminine Soul Project — changing a city near you.
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Keeping her commitments intentional — serving family and community, Stevan Brown returned to Neptune Beach, Florida after four years working in New York. The tragic loss of her parents brought her home; even with immense loss, her creative family leaned in and were embraced by the community. Stevan is a wife, momma, co-owner and Public Relations Director at The Hotel Palms, and shares authentically her story of why community and family matter most of all; and when you look for signs, they always appear.
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Patti Hughes is a true treasure — her enthusiasm for life, motherhood, creating and working with her growing team and business at Natural Life and her passion for having fun — are infectious. She never put pressure on any of the unfolding processes and growth of Natural Life; it is organic and passion-driven. Enjoy hearing Patti’s approach to stay committed to the client, creating fun and enjoying the creative, natural process, and keeping perspective to love every part of expanding along the way.
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After years in San Francisco, Sedona, and staying on a plane more than being on the ground, Rachel Roberts Mattox shifted gears and lives in the Beaches of Jacksonville, Florida with her husband and baby girl. She works globally as the Founder of her brand development company, Oyl and Water; although successful in business, her real success is her beauty and wisdom from loving fully, listening deeply, and embracing her strength and softness in all the right ways.
Her personal health journey interrupted her fast paced climb and has become a dragon to slay every day; she shares that transformation isn’t a one-time gig and creating beauty is a practice in every moment. We talk about parenthood, marriage, being strong and independent and learning how to love bigger than our independence.
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Although not an expert — just ask my kids — I am a dedicated parent of two teens; and I love what parenting teaches me daily. In this episode, I talk about the most under-practiced skill in parenting — listening. Just by bringing this into the spaces and interactions with my kids, connection fills the room and our relationship deepens. My top 10 simple summer additions to the home work (almost) every time to stir conversations and I can’t wait for you to try them in your own home. Creativity would be a fulltime job in parenting, so listen for what I believe is the most important thing we can practice to enjoy our days through parenthood. Be inspired, Momma, Daddy, mentor, or anyone shaping the next generation to be great. And thanks for joining me in the game.
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Mitch Kaufmann seems to have started surfing the same day he learned to walk. As a result, his love for the water and traveling to remote surf spots became his life. His profession of videography and surfing waves intertwined and made every day a lucky day. His trust in gratitude for his life, creativity as a daily opportunity, and generosity because he’s been given so much, are prominent in his attitude.
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TF Jenkins shares the top three values in most individuals: faith, family, and finance. What you put first shapes your whole life. Starting a family in Seattle and choosing to move back to his hometown of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida has given him a perspective of taking risks while trusting something bigger. His creativity in his profession as a wealth advisor is a choice — from the office he’s made as a home away from home to his attention to detail with every client.
His love for family is shared through encouraging his kids to try new things alongside him. And he shares that this is the most important thing for kids to experience — seeing their parents try something new first. His eloquent voice and calm demeanor are lovely to experience and are qualities he holds in success and under pressure.
The relationship we share comes through our conversation. I’m so proud to call him my husband; and he really is the example of living a life of creative abundance.
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Jenna Alexander has created a life from her creativity and exudes beauty with every word she speaks. She’s quick to say that it’s most important to stop the perfection that social media can display, and take time to see what’s in front of you. She shares the reality of life as a wife and mom, homeschooling as her new venture for 2020, and what’s on the horizon with her creativity. Jenna shares how her creative acts have made her who she is every step of the way. Her lightheartedness and spirit inspired me to soak up every word she had to say.
She shares what our culture is too committed to; and what came out of 2020 for her. Her vulnerability is in every expression; and her story is one of staying true to her passion and stepping day by day into her continued love for creativity and her passion for it.
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