Over the past decade we have had the chance to learn about so many incredible folks from a wide range of industries and backgrounds Over the past decade we have had the chance to learn about so many incredible folks from a wide range of industries and backgrounds and our highlighter series is designed to give us an opportunity to go deeper into their stories with to goal of understanding them, their thought process, how their values formed and the foundations of their stories. Check out some incredible folks below – many of whom you may have read about already and a few new names as well.
Shakeena Melbourne

Never stop trying. So many people along the way quit school, quit their jobs, quit their great relationships, quit their businesses because they were afraid, they saw a problem/issue and thought the best way to address it was to walk away. But young Shakeena I will tell you this, keep dreaming, keep striving, keep trying because hard work never gets unnoticed. Read more>>
Mark Overstreet

The bonds between people can be broken by various factors, including: Lack of Trust: When trust is betrayed through dishonesty, secrecy, or unreliability, relationships suffer. Poor Communication: Misunderstandings, lack of openness, or ineffective communication can create distance. Conflict and Resentment: Unresolved conflicts, persistent disagreements, or harboring grudges erode connections. Neglect: Not investing time, attention, or care in a relationship can cause emotional distancing. Read more>>
Raya Pcs

That in Christ your victories are already won Read more>>
Rondré ‘Key’ Brooks

The pain I resist facing most directly is the grief that comes from accepting that some things I gave my best to were never meant to last… not because I failed, but because they were built for a different season of me. There’s a quiet ache in realizing that love, loyalty, effort, and patience don’t guarantee reciprocity. Read more>>
Paul Schmidt

The biggest moment that shaped me had to be when I had my stroke. That was a moment that showed me that I was meant for more, but I had to do better. This meant living a healthier lifestyle in all facets. I had to stop physically so that I could heal and rest. Read more>>
Elise Filliccia

There wasn’t one loud moment, but a slow realization that I was always paying attention. As a child, I joke that I was born seeing in the rule of thirds, noticing light, expressions, and how people shifted around each other. I was drawn to what was unsaid, what you could feel, and what felt honest. Empathy, I think. Read more>>