“One of the things that mattered to me was impacting people’s lives, helping people. And that’s part of the reason I started my teaching studio the way that I did and grew it the way that I did. But there’s only a limit to how much you can physically be in someone’s life. So, it’s so interesting to find a product that could actually help people and change lives. I feel like you have to define what success means to you and then to figure out how that iterates and how that looks in your life.”

~Whitney Nichole

“It just goes to show that if you’re willing to show up online and you’re willing to actually be authentic, raw and vulnerable, then you’re going to be able to attract the right people. It’s not even about putting a facade, it’s just more of like your responsibility to show up because you never know your music could change the world, shift culture, heal people, prevent suicide. You never know what’s going to happen on the other end.”

~Isabella Bedoya

“I think having somebody who is successful at what you’re trying to do is definitely more powerful than a book. Maybe they have a book, and you can read that book. So that’s a good start, right? But having them look at what you do and give you that specific feedback for a lot of the type of field that I’m in, there aren’t books really about it. I’ve read one or two books that people have written about how to have a good cabaret show, or like, how to interact with an audience, but really, you just kind of have to do it and then get the feedback.”

~Jason Lyle Black

“Success to me now is how good it feels because it doesn’t really matter what you’re achieving if it doesn’t feel good and that’s how I measure things as they unfold. This is an incredible experience, but does it feel good and lean more into that.”

~Aoife O’ Leary