Our vision is to socialize sex, and to make #realworldsex socially acceptable and socially shareable, so that everyone, children included, understands the difference between porn and #realworldsex
1000 Arts & Entertainment
Juliette Brindak: Miss O & Friends — A Safe Virtual Place for Kids to Play
Everything we do is “by girls, for girls” and when girls see that and thank us, I know we’re successful.
Tryna Gower: Studio TGP — Designing Your Best Photo
I think we are all master creators and should embrace the experience of loving our careers everyday, even when things feel upside down.
Audrey Bell-Kearney: Ms. Boss Media — Single Mom Starts Business to Create a Good Life for Child
I started my business because I was a single parent and I wanted to create a good life for my daughter. I hated my job at the time and every day I went to work I felt like I was loosing myself.
Suzanne (Suz) Mauro: Style Everyday With Suz — Making Pittsburgh Stylish
I feel Success is about enhancing who you are, and unlike fashion, it’s personal. Success is all about the individual…
Donna Joyner Green: Techmoja Dance & Theatre Company — Inspired by Husband’s Death & Her Life-Threatening Illness
I view my success with Techmoja, when the day comes when people realize that true talent has no shape, size, gender or color.
Dana Morgan: The Melody Book– Educating The Modern Day Mozart
I’m a big fan of music and art, and as a software engineer, I take special interest in the crossover between art and technology.
Susan Heaton Wright: Viva Live Music — Providing Live, Stress-Free Entertainment
I am constantly inspired to push more and do things outside my comfort zone.
Andeisha Farid: Afghan Child Education and Care Organization — Raising a New Generation of Boys and Girls
For me there is a practical remedy for the ignorance, oppression, hatred, and poverty so deeply imbedded in society; raise a new generation of boys and girls.
Jessica Sitomer: The Greenlight Coach– Seminars And Coaching For The Entertainment Industry
Once I learned that the business skills I’d learned in college and sales training from supplemental income jobs translated to entertainment, my whole career changed for the better.
CJ Johnson: CJ Johnson Writes!– Savvy Storytelling
I was a frustrated freelance copywriter that made the decision to become a professional author when I just couldn’t continue to write the stories of others, while neglecting my own.
Jane Whyte: Spirit Journey Creations– Doing What You Love
My biggest success was finally being able to dedicate the rest of my life to doing what I love to do. My artwork.
Velma Crawford: Veez Ties That Bind– Creating Apron Art
Creating and designing aprons were initially only meant to be a hobby used as a means of healing and remaining focused during a time of a serious illnesses.
MaryBeth Reeves: Scrapbook Mamma– Side Hobby To Main Source Of Income
I make custom photo books for those who want to do something wonderful with their pictures, but don’t have the time or the inclination to do it themselves.
Danielle Inez: Pink Robin Avenue– Designer Events Delivered
I’ve developed a new web application that will allow users to be matched with the perfect party theme.