Shanele Lundahl
Wandering. I realized long ago that the path I wanted to walk in life, looks a lot different than most. That I needed to step out of the fast lane of life and step onto a much calmer, old forgotten road. One that is not necessarily easier, but brings more depth and joy out of life for me. Read more >>>
Staci Morey
I think I’m both walking a path and wandering at the same time. The path represents the direction and purpose I’ve chosen, the work I’m deeply called to do. The wandering is where curiosity and growth live. Read more >>>
Meghan Gilboa
I’d say I’m doing a little bit of both—and that balance has shaped my journey as a founder. Facialworks gave me a clear path, teaching me the discipline of building a brand and connecting with clients in meaningful ways. That foundation is what led me to create Plunge Skincare, a line rooted in intention: nervous system regulation, ocean-powered ingredients, and a gentler approach to anti-aging. Read more >>>
Jessica Hanson
I’m absolutely wandering. We moved our company from San Diego to Fort Lauderdale because the taxes in California were just so high we couldn’t afford it anymore. The majority of our 80 person staff made the move as well because the saw Florida as as place where they could get more for their money and pay less taxes, and still keep their jobs. Read more >>>
Suzanne Barton
I am doing both. Both paths and wanderings are deeply significant. Walking the path nurtures integrity and is often required for moments of transformation and achievement—offering structure and meaning. Wandering, meanwhile, returns a spirit of exploration, innovation, and renewal, inviting one to experience life with fresh eyes. Read more >>>
Jorge Luis Varona
I have always been a creative soul. Creation opens avenues that help reveal who you are and what is ‘your purpose’. The path is there but the realization and desire to find it is up to you. Once you have this ‘purpose’ is when the trek begins. Do you have the talent and the will to seek it? Read more >>>
