You know I always say… everyone has a story 💛
And this one? It’s about stepping into something bigger than yourself.
This week on The Krista Escamilla Show, I sit down with Liz Carter, the owner of Miss Cayce’s — one of Midland’s most beloved decorating stores.
But this story is about so much more than a storefront…
Liz shares what it was like to step into a 41-year legacy when she purchased Miss Cayce’s just two years ago from Beck and Kathy — and how she’s honoring what was built while continuing to grow it for the future.
Open year-round and deeply rooted in the community, Miss Cayce’s has become a place people don’t just shop… they EXPERIENCE❤️
In this episode, we talk about:
✨ The leap of faith it took to buy an iconic local business
✨ Carrying on a 41-year legacy with intention and heart
✨ The responsibility (and blessing) of stewarding something so loved
✨ The behind-the-scenes challenges of entrepreneurship
✨ Faith, family, and staying grounded through growth
Liz’s story is a powerful reminder that sometimes we don’t just build something new… we’re called to carry something meaningful forward.
If you’ve ever felt called to something bigger, this episode is for YOU 💛
🎧 Listen now and be inspired.
A special Thank you to our sponsors:
Rig-ID Workwear, Omni Midland Hotel, Thin FR, The Preserve at Midland, The Locklin Hotel, Midland Cap Co., www.joincapclub.com
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