We asked experts from a broad range of industries to open up to us about things they know about their industry but that we probably don’t and we’ve shared some of those responses below.

Lucie Ayres | Principal Designer, 22 Interiors

Outsiders might not be aware of the vast number of decisions and details that need to be made to create a complete design – whether it’s a bathroom or a board room. Interior designers often have both right side and left side of the brain strength – we have to be creative, yes, however we also very much need to solve a puzzle that is a space plan and think about the very practical use of each room in order to create a cohesive, useable room. In each of these rooms, we then need to design and define all the details like flooring, lighting, furnishings, window treatments, wall treatments, doors, windows, window treatments, art and accessories. There are many layers in a well-designed space! Read more>>

Joshua Nelson | CEO & Patented Inventor

The motorsport industry is struggling to reach the youth and minority audiences. But gaming is now making more money than music and movies combined and ironically the most active demographic is the youth and minority audiences. So by combing gaming tech with real motorsports we have a chance to create a new hybrid inclusive industry vertical that appeals to both young and old no matter your ethnicity. That will be the key to Battle Racing success! Read more>>

Haley Coats Beaven | Makeup Artist/Entrepreneur

It’s not all glamours! Sometimes makeup artists are covered in blood, dirt, sweat, (all fake of course) but definitely not glamorous. One day you can be in a luxurious studio or hotel working on a beautiful flawless face and the next day be creating monsters in an abandoned house. That’s what keeps it interesting to me though. Read more>>

Evie Sullivan | Hypnotherapist and Life Coach

There are more misconceptions surrounding hypnotherapy than there are about the theory of evolution. Hypnotists are often portrayed as either entertainers or villains in movies and on television. However, as a therapist, my role is different. I utilize hypnosis to assist my clients in effecting changes at the deepest, subconscious level, where lasting transformations can occur. My work primarily involves helping individuals who struggle with anxiety, depression, insomnia, and sexual dysfunctions (distinct from sexual orientation). Additionally, I aid people in losing weight permanently and overcoming addictive behaviors, including smoking, vaping, drug use, and problematic alcohol consumption. Read more>>