Latoya Miller
If I retire today, I believe what my customers will miss most is the relationship that we have. My customers are like family. We build a bond in a connection that goes beyond that day of service. My customers tell me often that they have a great experience with me. I’m a relatable person, understanding and very helpful. Read more >>>
Tiffany Asamoah
In a way, I kind of did. The world changed, fashion changed, and I knew BOLD Swim had to evolve. I took a year off to reimagine the brand—not just as a business, but as a creative force. When I came back with a new purpose and a clear vision as a designer, something incredible happened: my clients came back looking for me. Read more >>>
Emer Kinsella
If I retired tomorrow, I think audiences would miss the sense of immersion and connection I strive to create in every project. Beyond performing, I’ve built spaces where composers, collaborators, and audiences come together — to engage with music as a living, evolving experience. Read more >>>
Laura Sadler
They would miss having someone who can help them with their chronic pain. There are not very many massage therapist who specialize in this area and my clients would struggle to find someone to do what I do for them. I can never retire! Read more >>>
