Originally published in Brentwood Lifestyle. Of all lists we could make right now, this one feels the most exciting. We're happy to introduce some women-owned businesses that stand out, from creative art, to general contracting, hydration and wellness.
We hope you enjoy getting to know these entrepreneurial women. I grew up with a full-size kiln in our basement and thought that was 'normal. Fast-forward through 29 years of marriage, two amazing children and working full time in the IT Industry for plus years, I decided to partner with my brother, RJ Chesna, to open an art studio.
Opening a business during COVID isn't for the faint of heart, but now more than ever, we can all benefit from a creative outlet and having fun. Life is an experience. Being a female entrepreneur is an exercise in resilience There are two quotes I keep in the forefront of my mind when I start to lose focus:. Growth and comfort do not coexist. Empowering people toward healthy relationships, feeling connected, and a sense of well being is such a privilege for me as a therapist.
Great external feats are nice, but when someone has the courage to explore their inner self, feelings and vulnerability to grow and increase their closeness with loved ones, that's truly impressive. I feel honored that in my work I can help them get it. From a young age, I've always prioritized fitness and nutrition. Fitness became an even bigger part of my life when Chad, my boyfriend, and I decided to move to Franklin in and I started the role as a trainer at Burn Boot Camp in Franklin.
Soon after, both of us knew we wanted to have a greater impact on how important it is to fuel our bodies with protein and energy through cleaner sources. In March , we opened Brentwood Nutrition, our protein shake and energy tea store. Kim is a nurse with more than 20 years of experience, including plastic surgery and aesthetic medicine.
