For the past 10 years, she’s really just been avoiding getting a real job by creating a company she actually wanted to work for, and hiring people she actually wanted to work with.
Running a creative business and snowboarding through a chute full of rocks have a lot in common: You have to hold it together. Lisa Slagle, owner of Wheelie Creative, an outdoor-focused creative agency, talks about running her company and navigating life with a mindset of humor, grace, and the power of play. From having to tell clients that their logos look obscene to slicing multiple fingers open while flying a drone five miles deep in the backcountry to guiding creative work from good to great, the adventure of entrepreneurship is easier to handle when you treat it like one giant game.