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THE FOUND PROJECT
This year we commemorated Women’s History Month with a special collaboration with Ashley Gurley Photography. The Found Project celebrates the power that comes with rest. We are believers in the power of rest – it’s in periods of rest, when we are doing something for pure enjoyment, that we can find who we really are
Checkout the complete virtual gallery & accompanying podcast interviews highlighting 12 amazing women:

OUR STORIES & FEATURED WOMEN
I meet with entrepreneurs on a daily basis. From sales to product development, finance to information systems, entrepreneurs (especially in the early stages) are required to understand and perform every aspect of running a business. While the conversations and trainings I have with these burgeoning business owners typically cover their business models, funding sources, and marketing strategies - one thing I try to stress is the importance rest plays in growing a business.
I spend a lot of time around people currently running businesses, and planning to start new businesses. These self-proclaimed “entrepreneurs” are often focused on the “hack” that will make them successful.
We’ve all heard the proverb “It takes a village to raise a child” and other iterations of the phrase. But have you ever heard the phrase “It takes a village to build a business”? Within the business world you often hear terms like network, mentors, and advisors — but in all the years I’ve spent surrounding myself with entrepreneurs, studying entrepreneurship, and working across a spectrum of businesses, I never really heard the term “village” used. That is, not until recently.


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