We asked some of the most inspiring folks in the community to tell us where they want to be professionally by the end of their careers.

Rhayne Thomas | Entertainer, Cancer Spokesperson & Founder of National Prune Day, June 15th!

As an entertainer and cancer spokesperson of almost 50 years, the “end” of my professional career is when I’m no longer alive, so I want to make sure I am impactful with every move to keep empowering others by “Healing Hearts through Laughter & Prunes!” long after I am gone. Read more>>

Christopher Markus Schlierf | Film Director

As a filmmaker and director working on films, commercials, and game trailers, my ultimate ambition is to direct some of Hollywood’s biggest blockbusters. As I learned to aim high, I aspire to win an Oscar someday, a recognition that signifies excellence and the highest achievement in the film industry. More than just accolades, I want to create films that endure the test of time—movies that inspire people, transport them to worlds they’ve never seen before, and immerse them in new ways of thinking about reality. Read more>>

Lydia Dupra | CEO of Heaux Cosmetics

When I solve all the problems for my community, I’ll end my career. I don’t have a goal for myself material/achievement wise. Whatever I end up with is what I deserve for my efforts and I will accept it. Read more>>

Jamie Knee | Global Wine Communicator & Storyteller

Where do I want to be by the end of my career? As a Global Wine Communicator, Television Presenter, and Travel Experiences Host, my vision is multifaceted. I aspire to combine bespoke travel experiences with a captivating wine travel show, where I not only share my passion for wine and travel but also motivate others to live their best lives through storytelling. The wine industry, with its rich tapestry of narratives about wine, winemakers, and regions, has shaped my journey profoundly. My goal is not just to share these stories but to teach the art of storytelling, inspiring others to communicate effectively and authentically. Read more>>