We asked some of the most inspiring local entrepreneurs and creatives what was bringing them joy and we hope the responses below inspire you to find more joy in your day-to-day life as well.
Carmel Valley
It’s the little things in life that count. Enjoying a chai latte or mocha are always a delight but what really hits home is visiting my daughter in San Francisco. She’s almost done with her PhD and it makes me so happy to have our whole family together every once in awhile. Those are the wholesome moments that mean the most. Read more>>
Jessica Flores
For the past 6 years, I have been an active competitor in endurance races such as Ironman Triathlons. Swimming, cycling, and running keep me fit, but also keep my mind and spirit captivated. I love the competitive aspect of sport, and I thrive when I have a goal. Read more>>
Mercy Baron
This is my first year serving on the board of the Ocean Beach Historical Society and I love it! Having been a professional archaeologist for many years, this is right up my alley. Read more>>
Evan Olbricht
I recently signed up for the Oceanside Ironman 70.3, and honestly, it’s been a game-changer for my workflow. It’s given me the space I didn’t know I needed. That space away from work, and space to think more clearly when I come back to it. I think a lot of us, especially creatives and entrepreneurs, tend to over-fixate on work. Read more>>
chris cott
I recently bought a 1959 Triumph TR3. My dad drove them when I was a kid growing up here in San Diego. I have been wanting one for years and finally found one worthy of his memory. The weather here is almost always perfect for cruising the coast with my 2 dogs. Read more>>
Tanzania Mack
My family. In the past year, my husband and I became parents to our beautiful daughter Brooklyn Jae. I feel complete. I feel joy. I can wake up and step out into the world and go through so much, but at the end of the day when we are all together, and at home bonding, that’ brings me joy. Read more>>
