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.
Amber Jordan
Honestly, what I’m most proud of isn’t the posts, the events, or the public wins—it’s the confidence I’ve helped women build behind the scenes. The moments when a client finally says, “I feel seen” or “I believe in myself again” are the real victories. No one sees the late nights strategizing, the pep talks, or the quiet prayers over someone’s vision. Read more>>
Dexter Komakaru
I’m most proud of the systems I’ve built to survive, especially the ones no one sees. The boundaries, the rhythms, the quiet rituals that keep me tethered to myself when everything around me is loud or urgent. There is an entire architecture behind my creative life, built from grief, trial, and self-study. Read more>>
Mary Wells
It all began with a question from a fellow teacher who looked me in the eye and said, “When are you going to write The Classroom Management Playbook?” That question didn’t just stay with me — it challenged me. As a teacher, I’ve experienced firsthand how overwhelming classroom management can be, especially when you’re trying to lead with both structure and heart. Read more>>
