SHOUTOUT ATLANTA

Parenting is an incredibly important responsibility and so we wanted to get a conversation going with input from parents in the community. We asked them: what is the most important thing you've done as a parent? We've highlighted some of the responses bel

How do you know when you should keep going versus when it makes sense to cut your losses and try something new? It's a difficult decision most entrepreneurs and creatives have faced along their journey and so we asked some brilliant folks from the communi

What's the right balance between work and non-work time? The traditional 9-5 has slowly disappeared with the emails and zoom and texting going far beyond traditional business hours. We asked members of our community to share with us how they think about w

Shoot your shot? Take a chance? Society bombards us with messages, phrases, examples and stories of how taking risk is the key to success, but is anything ever that simple? We asked some of the brightest folks we know to tell us about how they think about

Artists and creatives face innumerable challenges given that their career path often doesn't come with a playbook, a steady paycheck or any form of safety net. It's definitely not easy and so we asked a few of the artists and creatives we admire to talk t

TV, Movies, and culture in general sometimes paints a narrow, specific image of what success is, but we know from our conversations with some of the best and brightest that success can mean vastly different things to different people. Khristian "KJ" Parke

Many books on startups and business talk about how there are right and wrong reasons for starting a business. So, we asked a handful of successful founders about their reasons and the thought-process behind starting their business. Scherrie King As a teen

We asked members of the community how their organizations help the community. We've shared some of the responses below. Tasha Mosley As a prosecutor I'm able to protect the community by removing from the streets individuals that want to harm other citizen

We asked the community what factors they felt were responsible for their success and we've highlighted some of those responses below. Courtney Dickey As a seamstress and designer, the most important factor behind my success has been consistency and authen

Happiness is everything. Where there is happiness, everything else is possible and so we asked the community to tell us what makes them happy. Jennifer Nestor-Cardwell Connection makes me happy. Connection with myself, my family, friends, and my community