We asked some of the most inspiring local entrepreneurs and creatives what was bringing them joy and we hope the responses below inspire you to find more joy in your day-to-day life as well.
Claire Miller

I really enjoy spending time in the ocean – whether I’m swimming or surfing, it’s the perfect way to recharge. There’s something so freeing about being in the water, splashing with the waves, and it’s very therapeutic for me. Read more>>
Diamonique Bell

Since moving to Los Angeles I’ve been immersing myself in a “year of being a city girl,” exploring farmer/flea markets, thrift and antique shops, beaches, restaurants, and frequent free weekend events. These varied, often spontaneous outings have helped me embrace city life and revive my adventurous, spontaneous side. Read more>>
Paula Pötry

Lately, I’ve been finding a lot of joy in spending time in nature. Going on workouts outdoors has really grounded me and given me a special kind of energy. I’ve also discovered a new love for being in the kitchen, experimenting and getting creative with new recipes. Read more>>
Erica Hoff

Some people like their jobs, while others hate it with a passion. I am a little of both. Although I whole heartedly wish I did not have to work, I know that it is the only way I can afford to do things outside of work. Read more>>
Dunya Djordjevic

My two dogs bring me an endless amount of joy, stability and grounded ness. Cleo (Cleopatra Queen of the Nile) and Moka (Meathead, Dodo) our loyal, furry hilarious dogs demanding treats, taking us on walks and fighting for our attention, provide me with a sense of simplicity and calm. With the intensity of our times, world events today demand for self-care more than ever. Read more>>
Kelli Turner

Lately, I’ve been finding joy in self-care and spending intentional time by myself. It’s been really important to protect my peace and recharge outside of work. Read more>>
Teyana Trendz

Something that’s been bringing me joy lately is the intentional act of pouring into myself. I’ve been embracing the power of being a little more selfish—with my time, my energy, and my love. I’m allocating space for my wants, needs, and desires. I’m loving on myself deeper, investing in myself fully, and showing up for me in ways I once reserved for others. Read more>>