Michael Goldfuss
My brother worked at a brewpub in college and always wanted to brew beer, so one year for Christmas we got him a home brew kit. He didn’t want to take it back with him on the plane so I was supposed to return it and give him the money. I decided to brew a batch of beer instead of return it and had a blast. Read more>>
Chris Siekmann
My wife, Rebecca, and I moved to Texas from Ohio, approximately 13 years ago, after we received word that I had been accepted into TCU’s History PhD program. We made the long trek to Texas with high hopes and big dreams. However, upon graduating with my PhD, I entered into a poor job market and struggled to find work in my field. Read more>>
AlexXandra Rogers
“Christian and Crazy” started out as just a blog. I’ve always loved writing and thought a blog would be fun, but never started it. My husband encouraged me about a year ago to just do it, and it started to get a good response and the brand grew from there. Read more>>
Edmond Breaux
My story started in April of 81, New Orleans, Louisiana. Growing up I would always hear that I was different from all the other kids. My mom would say “I beat by my own drum.” I wanted to do things my way and made no apologies about what I wanted to do. I just wanted to be creative and see things that was in my mind come to life. Read more>>
Michael Grayson
I started as a musician many years ago and segued into the video world after paying for my artist music videos. I then started a record label and managed artists and did production work on a few artists (Ron C) for profile records of Run DMC fame. Read more>>
Wayne Carson, Chuck Burton
I started working with children and young adults after working for three years as a civil engineer out of college. I was not finding the work I was doing personally fulfilling and I wanted a job that I was excited about doing every day. Read more>>
Brian Dixon MD
Growing up, I became very familiar with the “Doctors Book of Home Remedies” because we couldn’t afford to access medical care for common aches and pains. My mom was a single parent and living below the poverty level meant that we had to get creative. Read more>>
Angie Hines
I have always loved working with flowers and creating things but my true passion for flowers started when my own daughter got married 7 years ago at the beautiful Robert Carr Chapel at TCU. We had invited 300 people and when we started pricing flowers, we were amazed (and a little terrified) at the costs. Read more>>
Margie Salame
I grew up on the Central Coast in California and moved to the area in 1980 when the Air Force brought my husband to then Carswell AFB. We liked the friendliness of the people and decided that it would be a good place to raise a family. My husband and I both went into law enforcement. Read more>>
Erick Moya
When I was a child I was struck by a vehicle. It was one of those long boat type of vehicles. It was yellow and it ran me over. Twice! The first when it struck me, and second when it reversed on me as the driver thought it was still on top of me. Read more>>
Cara Balderas
I was with a major retailer here in DFW for almost 16 years. I’d worked my way from the stores through the corporate office in different positions, and ended up a content manager for their website as they were rolling into the Ecommerce space. Read more>>
Angelica Frank
Everything you want in life you have to work for, nothing is going to be handed to you. You can do anything you set your mind to . You can work, be a mother and do it all, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. You can often hear me repeatedly telling my nine, seven and four year old daughters these mantras. Read more>>
Brian Morris
I started in Veterinary Medicine at 15 as a Kennel Technician. I was saving up for my first car. I bought my first car and immediately quit. I did odd jobs for Animal Hospital Southwest over the next 12 years while living in College Station and Houston. Read more>>
Wendy Holsomback
Bliss Off the Rack started as what we liked to call an Angel Program. At our main salon, Bliss Bridal Salon, a bride that needed a little extra help in a short amount of time was called an Angel Case to us. We found that many stores would tell brides that they were unable to help them due to timeframe and/or budget and having just been a bride myself, those were definitely not words I would have wanted to hear. Read more>>
Greg Potts
I started in real estate in 2001 at the age of 24 in Dallas TX. My first real estate job with was with a local based home builder and I was hired to be a new home sales person. I worked in the new home industry with 3 different builders in sales and management for the next 10 years. Read more>>
Jack and Shari Mills
I spent 33 years in the Air Force, active duty and Reserves. My first idea was to open a live fire gun range, but as I researched options, I decided to take my expertise in weapons and simulation training to the general public. Having worked with air craft flight simulators, I know simulator training is effective and fun. Read more>>
Aimee Cardoso
While interning at a gallery in Dallas one summer in college, I fell in love with the constant hanging and rehanging of work and meeting new artists and getting to know them. Upon leaving college I really wanted to get back into this scene but found that no galleries really offered any paying jobs- even part-time. Read more>>
Antwon James
A. D. James Holdings, LLC. was started from a hobby I had of doing graphic work for family and close friends. My brother would always urge me to turn my hobby into a business, but I never thought I was skilled enough to charge for what I did. Read more>>
Peter Leonard
I grew up in Evergreen, CO – and had a passion for tinkering with and repairing computers ever since I was 13. I informally started my first business then – buying, repairing and then selling Macs on eBay. As I learned more and more about their hardware and software, I started expanding my services to helping some local clients with consulting and web design. Read more>>
Angela Lutts, LCSW
I have always enjoyed connecting with and helping people. In high school, when my psychology teacher told me I would make a good social worker, I had no idea what a social worker was. When I asked her what a social worker was, she responded (as many of my teachers did at the time), “Go look it up.” Read more>>
Beth Lewis
My best friend died. In front of me. I then found myself at the Greyhound bus station for a midnight departure to New Orleans where I would spend the next nine months on the streets, in squat houses, of the ninth ward and the French quarter. Read more>>
Derek Cafferata
Born in the UK, transferred to the US on a work assignment in 1988 where I met my future wife Ruthann. We were married in 1990 and moved to Fort Worth, TX in 2007. My wife and I have 4 wonderful children. Valerie graduated from Texas Tech with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Read more>>
Regi Young
Hi, I am Regi Young. I founded Priceless Water Well Services in 2004. Working with water wells runs in my blood. I began working in the well business in the late 90’s with my father, and after years of work and experience, I decided it was time to start my own company. Read more>>
