We think this is an essential question because so often there is a disconnect between what matters to us and what the world thinks. We hope these conversations help more people open up about what truly matters to them – regardless of how visible it might be on the outside.
Beania Tanae
My character and mental health. Who I am becoming as a person is my most greatest accomplishment. Plain and simple. There’s a lot that happens behind those closed doors. A lot of self criticism, self doubt, self sabotage, self blame, and the list goes on. Read more>>
Jerry Dennard
I am proud of the fact that I have been able to provide valuable learning opportunities for my first interns at JBeanz912 Incorporated this summer. Their enthusiasm and hard work have reaffirmed my confidence in my brand and the paths I have been working toward since our last interview. Read more>>
Seth O.
I’ve been building a new product over the last couple of years in the aromatherapy industry designed for creators, athletes, and everyday high performers. Besides my team and close friends, nobody has seen it yet. It’s been a fun roller coaster working with CAD designers, manufacturers, and formulators. Read more>>
Gbabii (Gee) George
Balancing Motherhood and Content Creation In the bustling landscape of social media, where influencers often showcase their glittering lives, it’s easy to overlook the everyday victories that illuminate their journeys. For content creators Like Gbabii George,A single black mothers From Georgia who juggles ambitions while nurturing her children, these understated triumphs deserve recognition. Read more>>
Lady Bella
Acceptance and gratitude. Being appreciative of the present moment and what God has already given me. Accepting the now and being grateful regardless of what I may feel I don’t have. Read more>>
Cam Watson
I am most proud of building this business and name for myself. What nobody sees is the amount of work I put in day and night to make this possible for myself. Although I have MUA behind my name, it doesn’t stop there. Most people do not know or see that I still work a full time job outside of weddings. Read more>>
Mikiko King
A story of who I am and who I’ve become Read more>>
Tammy D. Taylor
What I’m most proud of building—something most people don’t see—is me. I rebuilt myself from the inside out. Not the public version, not the awards or the spotlight—but the woman I became in the dark, when no one was watching. After the abuse, the heartbreak, the shame, and the silence…I chose to heal. I chose to be still. Read more>>
Verenda Cobbs
I’m so thankful for this interview and first want to thank you for taking time to chat with me! Wow! What a question. I would have to say that what I’m most proud of building that no one sees right now is the foundation of healing and wholeness in communities, people, families, and ministries. It’s the quiet work. Read more>>
