5.22.2013

Lady Aces in Vegas: A Photo Diary

There is really, truly nothing like a weekend getaway with your best girlfriends. Although our days and nights were jam-packed with things to do, shacking up in our girl Carrie's pad with all of her fur babies was so relaxing and therapeutic. This was definitely not your normal crazy Vegas trip, thank goodness. After going hard at our jobs and lives so far this year, a chill time catching up with each other was what was needed. We ate healthy thanks to For the Glow, got a workout in thanks to Red Rock Canyon, shopped 'til we dropped (literally. hella naps), tanned by the pool a ton and still managed to dance the night away. I adore Carrie, Paula, Sara, Alix and Anisa deeply and couldn't have asked for a more perfect trip. With that, here are some of my favorite snaps from the trip:

HELLO VEGAS!
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The Coconut Gang
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The one thing I really wanted to do that I hadn't before was to hike at Red Rock Canyon. The colors, lines and formations of the rocks were breathtaking. 
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Muscle tank via Poshmark / Lululemon white sports bra / Nike capris and Frees (similar)

Calico Hills
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Found a legitimate fort with chairs and a TV etched into the rock wall on the Keystone Thrust trail!
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Post-hike fuel 
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Nueva York tee from Aritzia / AllSaints sequined skirt via Poshmark (similar) / Report coral wedges (similar)
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A lovely dinner at Honey Salt
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Ending the night at Tryst
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Saw this suit on a Major Lazer dancer and had to have it. How ya like them...
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Heading out for a Diplo dance party
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 Stampd L.A. "Dope" bodysuit / Tobi vegan leather skater skirt (similar) / Michael Kors sandals

 A beautiful night at Surrender nightclub
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 Exploring downtown Vegas & the Fremont St. experience
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Wouldn't be Vegas without neon signs
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My cheat meal! Chicken & waffle sandwich at the Park on Fremont
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 Parker romper via Poshmark (similar) / TOMS aviator sunglasses
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 'Til next time, Vegas!
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Do you have any summer getaways coming soon? If not, where would you like to go on your dream vacation?





Get Scattered.

I had the opportunity to check out a screening of Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf’s. For someone who has gone to fashion school, I’m almost ashamed to say that I was never really familiar with Bergdorf Goodman. The only assumption I had was that it was a New York Department Store on 5th Ave that sold expensive things to rich folks.  

The documentary consists of collected footage that spans over about 1 ½ years. It includes a look into the store itself – the history, the employees, and the culture. Mixed in were numerous and hilarious interviews with designers that I absolutely adore; Marc Jacobs, Marchesa, and Karl Lagerfeld just to name a few. They shared their story of how they got into Bergdorf Goodman and how the road in wasn’t easy, in fact some designers still aren’t in yet! I was fascinated by all the stories shared and how iconic this store is and how it will be forever.


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Although the film does jump all over the place, behind all the footage, there was a little story! It focused on the work of the Visual team at BG. (I feel so cool now saying BG, just like a true Nordstrom shopper says Nordys.) Viewers got to see the behind the scenes planning, preparation, and unveiling of their Holiday window displays. Unbelievably gorgeous! 

To sum it up, I now know Bergdorf’s is the best of the best! I would love to make a trip to NYC to see it for myself. If you want to get a dose of fashion or get a look into the BG world the film starts playing this Friday, May 24th at the Varsity Theatre in the U-District! 



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Sarah Basto is a born and raised Seattleite. She’s a former merchandise marketing student of The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising and is currently working as a marketing manager at a local nanny agency and serves as the PR & marketing intern for local luxury swimwear company Adicora Swimwear. She’s obsessed with all things Seattle and is interested in just about everything – this explains why she considers herself an entreprenista in the making! Outside of work Sarah loves spending time with her family and friends, baking, exploring the city, and being a full-time happy hour guru.

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5.21.2013

Aces Interview: Jammie Chasteen

---The Aces interview series are a little look into the lifestyle of people I admire who are doing amazing things for their community and world.---

Today in Aces, please meet Jammie Chasteen!

Jammie's whirlwind story brought her to Seattle for a short while. We met at another blogger's shopping party at Banana Republic, and kept in touch over Twitter. It wasn't until the week before she made a big move to L.A. that we finally sat down together for something longer than a passing conversation. All it took was a little happy hour to know that she and I would have a long-lasting friendship. Now, she's at the top of my list for people I absolutely have to see every time I'm in the City of Angels!

I adore Jammie's resilience and good spirit. I respect and admire Jammie's ever-evolving relationship with God and how it shapes her life. Though I am not very religious myself, I am a big believer that you should always be nurturing your spiritual self. Your spirit and energy are huge driving factors in your life, and how you deal with what happens to you. Jammie's got the strength and persistence of a true hustler, and I'm a fan of hers for that. Long story short, Jammie's move to L.A. was a fresh start to her next decade, and I am grateful to be her friend throughout a year or so of successes and lessons learned.

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What's on your playlist right now?
Right now I have three in constant rotation:

  • I'm obsessed with Maroon 5 after seeing them live.
  • I listen to Hillsong United pretty much every morning.
  • I'm a huge Frank Sinatra fan and love anyone in the jazz/easy listening/big band genre. Rain + wine + cooking + this playlist = perfection.

But generally, my music taste is all over the board and my playlist making skills are subpar. So I’m very thankful for Spotify and the fact that I can rely on playlists- not made by me.

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Describe your style.
I'm a little New York and a lot L.A. Give me a maxi dress and some sandals or yoga pants, flip flops and a tank any day. That's the basis of my wardrobe, especially since moving to SoCal. My style is definitely a reflection of my personality. Although I can be the easy- going/soft-spoken type, I also have an adventurous side and an unexpected edge. Cue my love of all black everything, studded anything and the highest of heels.

When I travel I am so inspired by my surroundings and the locals. I love layering when I'm in Seattle, dressing to the nines in Paris (I say that like I’ve been more than once), buying colorful jewels and scarves at the marketplace in Israel, and my studded over the knee Stuart Weitzman boots go with everything I pack for New York. When in Rome...

Overall, I have fun dressing for the occasion. I don't take fashion too seriously and I almost always wear a bright pink lip. It's my “signature”. Or something like that?

Who inspires you?
My friends and family, I am surrounded by amazing people and I try to learn something from each one of them. My parents taught me the power of love. They've been married over 30 years and raised 7 kids. If they know how to do one thing in life, it's how to love. Side note: I just sang the Lil Wayne song while typing. Guilty. I digress… My siblings have taught me to laugh more, be me, and not take myself so seriously. My friends have pushed me to be better all around. Some setting examples of healthy living, some live so full of faith it just amazes me, some living their dreams and making things happen, others are such selfless humans who would give anything to anyone who needed it. My friends who take risks, my family who has taken me in when I needed to start over in life and everyone who lives life to the fullest. My best friend, Melissa, has lived out the definition of a true friend. I really don’t know if there’s anything much more inspiring than that. And you, Jess, are an inspiration to chase dreams, make your passion your work, and keep on hustlin baby.

Jammie-Chasteen

What are you reading?
As with the playlists, my ADD brain cannot grasp the concept of reading A book! I've always got at least 5 on my iPad. A mix of learning and fun reads. Right now a few are: The Great Gatsby, Jesus Is ____., and Super Rich (for the second time). If you tell me that you are going through a hard time in life, chances are that I will recommend a book to you. I’m THAT girl. Got a problem, need advice, going on vacation? There’s a book for that!

I can't get enough of the TED talks. They really come in handy during my morning commute. L.A. traffic is much more bearable when listening to these passionate, positive and driven speakers. My most recent favorite was Aliza Licht, aka DKNY PR girl. She played a major part of my Twitter story and how I became a stylist.

What are you most excited about in the coming months?
I’m just REALLY excited for life in general. It’s been a roller coaster since turning 30 (see her 30 post here.) The past few years have been rough, yet character refining. You find out who you are in the valley and now that I’m closer to the mountaintop I’m ready to live life 100% authentically for the first time in a long time. I’ve accumulated the best group of friends and gotten closer to my family. Now I’m enjoying just doing life with every single one of them. Since moving to LA, everything has been an adventure and I never know what will happen next. One moment I’m styling for an editorial shoot and the next I’m riding to lunch in a helicopter, front row at a concert or just chatting over coffee with a celeb… no big deal. My new favorite saying is: Only In LA! I’m so thankful for everything happening and my heart is so full of love it could burst. I hope to get back into blogging and styling within the next few months, so that’s exciting too. But whatever happens happens and I’ll be here to make the best of it.





Thank you!

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5.19.2013

Fit & Fresh w/For the Glow: Site Relaunch!

So right now, I'm enjoying the sun and fun in Vegas on a girls' trip with some of my very best friends in the world. While this trip has its fair share of booze, nightclubs and maybe some questionable choices - my ladies and I have been eating right and keeping active. I am loving the balance of late nights out & tanning all day with hiking through canyons and superfood meals.

What's with the motivation, you ask? Well, all of my ladies here have been touched by For the Glow's influence in our diet and workout regimens. It's a truly wonderful thing to not feel like you have to eat and drink bad all weekend, AND that your girls are on board!


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I'm taking a sun break to let you know that Jenn has relaunched the For the Glow website, and her lifetime membership option is currently open. Whenever anyone asks me about the food I'm eating, how I've lost almost 15 lbs. since the beginning of the new year, and my workouts, I always give them the rundown on Jenn's lifetime membership option. I feel like I'm stealing all of this wildly valuable knowledge from her. For $199, you get access to all of this: 

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SERIOUSLY. This is the single best investment I've made for my body and health, like, ever. Also, my boyfriend is enjoying all the side effects of having a Glow Girl for a girlfriend. Delicious smoothies and meals that are healthy and fit into his Paleo lifestyle? A girlfriend who's choosing workout activities over expensive, high-calorie happy hours? All for it.

Check out the new ForTheGlow.com for details on signing up for a lifetime membership. If you sign up this weekend, you'll get a $25 gift card to SunFood.com.

They say that the key to healthy weight loss and a fit body is a good balance of diet and workout. Time to...

GET IT RIGHT, GET IT TIGHT!

5.18.2013

Freshest Sounds: Gyptian, Ciara, Mariah, Snoop Dogg

It's been awhile since I've shared my favorite songs. These four are on repeat:

Still love my Gyptian


Ciara with another video hit! This is what Nohe, Paula and I look like at dance parties.


You know summer is going to be great when Mariah has some new songs out. AND MIGUEL IS IN IT.


This video cracks me up. I love this song.


What's in your playlist right now? Tell me in a comment below!

5.17.2013

Aces Interview: Kelly Clay

---The interview series I started last month during 30Fresh has resonated so well with readers that I've decided to extend the series indefinitely! From now on, these interviews will be a look into the lifestyle of people I admire who are doing amazing things for their community and world. To see all of these interviews, look for the Aces tag.---

Today in Aces, meet one a great inspiration to me and one of my current series of power women interviews - Kelly Clay!

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I'd followed Kelly's work for Lockergnome for some time, and finally met her early last year. Kelly was instrumental in giving me the confidence to pursue freelance life. She and I would meet for coffee every few weeks to talk about successes and struggles we were having in our respective careers, and help each other work through them. She's given me some solid advice in budgeting, finding work and just getting the confidence to put yourself out there.

Kelly herself left Lockergnome early last year in favor of freelance writing and consulting projects. She's currently a regular contributor to Forbes on tech and social media news, while holding down the digital communications strategist role at HasOffers. Kelly's hustle and hard work in improving all aspects of her life continue to inspire me today. I feel that it's only a matter of time before she really takes off!

What's on your playlist right now?
I've been really digging Rihanna, Macklemore, Calvin Harris and Justin Timberlake lately (just to name a few!) The last few weeks I've been also been really addicted to the Great Gatsby soundtrack. It's a really versatile mix with great beats that's perfect for both getting heads-down and digging deep into analytics or writing a blog post, and also for hitting the gym or going for a run.

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Describe your style.
I like to keep things casual but collected. After working from home for three years, I had little inspiration to barely get dressed, let alone with any concept of style. I've started to adopt some trends inject some color into my closet...and I might have a bit of an obsession with Pinterest now, too.

Who inspires you?
People who aren't afraid to take risks, who do what people say can't be done, who go against the grain, and who actually walk their talk. I've been deeply inspired by other local young women like Joanna Lord, Kate Matsudaira and Jenni Hogan who are paving their own path and taking giant leaps to follow their dreams.

Kelly-Clay

What are you reading?
I'm still trying to finish Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In, and just read The Great Gatsby with my book club. (We then watched the movie this past weekend - and to be honest, I'm still not sure which I liked better!)

What are you most excited about in the coming months? 
Over the past year I moved out of the city, lost 45 pounds, went from freelancing to working full-time and recently ended a two year relationship. Now I'm focusing more on me, so I've started working with a personal trainer to focus on getting as healthy as I can be and am starting to learn how to treat my body better, including eliminating not just my allergens but also sugar, caffeine, and alcohol from my diet. It's easier than I anticipated…I just have to get a little creative sometimes, plan before I go out with friends, and really resist peer pressure. (And trust me.... saying "no" to friends is *way* harder than saying "no" to the wine / coffee / mac'n'cheese itself.)



Thank you!

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5.16.2013

Aces Interview: Nohe Ka

---The interview series I started last month during 30Fresh has resonated so well with readers that I've decided to extend the series indefinitely! From now on, these interviews will be a look into the lifestyle of people I admire who are doing amazing things for their community and world. To see all of these interviews, look for the Aces tag.---

Today in Aces, please meet one third of my Pretty Gang and one of the most beautiful island girls I've ever seen, Nohe Ka!

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Let's talk about how I was too intimidated by Nohe when I first met her to even have a straight conversation with her. Imagine a tall, gorgeous Hawaiian athlete girl strolling around Niketown. Then imagine a tiny, awkward Filipino college girl just trying to make a living dressing mannequins in the same store. Though Nohe's known my best friend Paula their whole lives, I never really talked to her much until recently. Thank you once again to based God & Twitter!

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Nohe is the picture of how to make single motherhood life look effortless while having and doing it all. She holds down a stellar job at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and raises her young daughter to be just as well-rounded as she is, while staying close with her parents & brother, and regularly entertaining fun dance parties and nights out with Paula and I. OH and don't get me started on her cooking skills. Chicken adobo, spam musubi, all that. I feel like I can't go a week without seeing my two favorite island girls, and glad to have a forum for you all to meet them.


What's on your playlist right now?
Major Lazer, Major Lazer, Major Lazer. Ever since their concert in March that’s 90% of what I’m listening to, the other 10% is Miguel. The How Many Drinks Remix with Kendrick Lamar is everything!


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Describe your style.
I think my style is diverse, my friends have also said sophisticated MILF. I absolutely LOVE accessories - from scarves, jewelry, watches and of course handbags. Louis Vuitton will always be a weakness of mine. I’m usually in black, always in heels and will pay a small fortune for a good white tee.

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Who inspires you?
My boo, Anuhea and my parents. They all put perspective in my life and keep me grounded. Anu makes me want to be a better person and brings laughter to my life every day. My parents are great role models and I feel like I’m a combination of both. My dad is stern and intimidating. My mom is smart, kind and considerate. The #1 thing they’ve taught me is loyalty.

Nohe-Ka

Nohe-Ka


What are you reading?
I’ve been reading a lot of nonprofit benchmarking reports for work, Fresh Jess (this month’s posts are my 7am highlight I look for on the train) and any YouTube videos you or Paula send me. Ha!!

What are you most excited about in the coming months?
There are a lot of exciting things going on for me at work now and in the coming months. Two big things in my work life right now are Project Violet and Obliteride. Project Violet is an inspired grassroots project to allow people in the community to “adopt-a-drug” for $100 and follow that drug through the research process. Obliteride is our new annual bike ride taking place August 9-11. What’s unique about this ride, besides the picturesque routes, is that 100% of every dollar will go directly to the research at Fred Hutch. It’s exciting because we’re trying new strategies to offset the drop in government funding due to sequestration. Oh! And highlight of the summer will be Hawaii in July for my family reunion. We’ll be spending time on the Big Island and Honolulu. No doubt I’ll be eating the entire time.



Thank you!

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5.14.2013

A #KINDawesome Time at The Color Run Seattle 2013

What better way to get fit & fresh on a Sunday than "The Happiest 5k on the Planet?

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KIND Snacks invited me to be one of their #KINDawesome correspondents at The Color Run Seattle on Sunday, and what an experience it was. While the Run is more about having a blast while getting blasted with color than any measure of athleticism, I still got a great workout in. I also met some great people and we made quite the fashion statement all over Seattle Center and downtown. It was my first time doing a 5k for real (I'd actually done PAWSwalk a couple of times, but we never walk the full route b/c we'd always had a bulldog with us!) Here's how it went!

How many 5ks you know have a whole weekend check-in party before it even starts? The Color Run took over the Seattle Center Pavilion on Friday and Saturday so we could pick up our packets early. Music blasting, tutu-buying, and packet passing all around.
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It was a cloudy but humid Seattle Sunday morning. Perfect weather for a run!
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Hangin' with the KIND team before lining up for the race:
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Prepping for the afterparty:
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Got my sunnies on, headphones in, Spotify playlist of songs I'm currently obsessed with on repeat, and iPhone securely tucked away. Here we go!
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To be honest, I wanted to take photos during the race but after getting blasted in the first Color Zone, decided it was against my better judgment to do so. Oh, and for those of you who are wondering: there are four Color Zones during the Run, where teams of Color Run volunteers are ready to blast you with color. Never fear, though - it's just corn starch in squirt bottles, so no harm done to your physical or emotional well-being :)

This was right after I'd finished the Run. I've got a good amount of color all over me, but can use some more....

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After the Run, everyone congregated back in the main staging area for a giant party. Every 10 minutes or so, the party turned into a Color Throw session, where we'd throw even more color into the air and all over each other!

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Finished product. Lookin' like the human version of Whitney Houston's "How Will I Know" video!
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Ever so grateful to KIND for giving me this opportunity!
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One for the road :)
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Peep all my photos on the Fresh Jess Facebook page. If you're looking for an easy segue into the world of 5ks, or one to do with family or friends, I'd definitely recommend signing up for The Color Run. Head over to TheColorRun.com and sign up for their email list to see when they'll be in your town next - they sell out real fast! Thanks again, KIND!

5.13.2013

Tonight in Seattle: Bring Our Sonics Back Rally at Neumos

When I was growing up, the Seattle SuperSonics were my favorite of our city's professional sports teams. I loved watching Gary Payton, Kendall Gill, Shawn Kemp, Detlef Schrempf and even Steve Scheffler play on TV and live at KeyArena. I had my heart broken twice by the NBA growing up: once during the '95-'96 playoffs when #1 seed Sonics lost to #8 seed Nuggets, and just over 10 years later when the Sonics were purchased by a horrible man who moved them to Oklahoma City.

If you live in Seattle, chances are you're aware of the telenovela-worthy story line currently involving our dear city's plea for a new NBA team, Sacramento's passionate fight to keep theirs and the evil villain in it all - David Stern. Nobody wants to steal another city's team (we know firsthand how that feels, and it sucks.) Chris Hansen, Steve Ballmer and other big Seattle players are in talks with the Maloof family to buy the Kings, and on Wednesday, the NBA will provide a definitive vote on whether or not the Hansen/Ballmer group can relocate the team here to Seattle. 

We just want our Sonics back!

Join Steven Severin, the Sonicsgate guys and the Alive & Well team tonight at Neumos for a stacked free concert starting at 6:00p.m. Not only are you getting to see a bunch of local talent at a very discounted price, but it's a chance to show our collective support of bringing the Sonics back one more time before that committee votes on the 15th.

Hope to see you there!

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5.10.2013

Fresh Jess for KIND at The Color Run Seattle - Sunday!

I can barely contain my excitement for The Color Run in Seattle this Sunday! KIND has kindly (:)) invited me to the Run as their #KINDawesome correspondent, and I am super, SUPER hyped. I've always wanted to run The Color Run but being the original human painting marathon, it always sells out before I can think about it. This is also my first 5k, and I couldn't think of a better Run for my first. As you wonderful readers know, I am on a mission this year to be as active and fit as ever. I'm trying to get out of my comfort zone and explore as many new ways to work out as possible. I hate running but I feel like The Color Run will be a fun experience. 


As you might already know, KIND leads the snack pack with its array of gluten-free, non-GMO, totally delicious bars & grains. In addition to offering delicious things to eat, KIND works hard to foster a community of positivity and random acts of kindness throughout the world. Founder Daniel Lubetsky and team launched KIND, based on two principles: a) the power of AND, and b) holistic kindness. By "the power of 'AND'," they pride themselves on creating new paths that avoid false compromises. Instead of “Or," they say “And.” They choose healthy and tasty, convenient and wholesome, economically sustainable and socially impactful.


OMG I AM SO EXCITED!!!






I will be "out in the field" looking for #KINDAwesome moments during the Run. Help another runner in need, high-five the hustlers, or just give me a kind smile - I'm sharing all of these moments on my Twitter and Instagram. Holla at me!



Aces Interview: Kelly Ogilvie

---The interview series I started last month during 30Fresh has resonated so well with readers that I've decided to extend the series indefinitely! From now on, these interviews will be a look into the lifestyle of people I admire who are doing amazing things for their community and world. To see all of these interviews, look for the Aces tag.---

Today in Aces, please meet a dear friend and true hustler, Kelly Ogilvie!

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I've known Kelly for almost ten years now, and he's been an incredible role model for me and so many others since. He's like a big brother I didn't know I had! I met him for the first time while I was an intern at the Downtown Seattle Association and he was serving on former Mayor Greg Nickels' team. Less than a year later, we both ended up at the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce, where he served as Director of Government Relations and I served as the Chamber's events director. He left the Chamber to found Blue Marble Energy with a focus on turning algae blooms into a renewable fuel source. He's now working on another startup, Quemulus (read more in his interview) and on Social Milli, a social media consultancy.

Having met him when I was maybe 22, I couldn't comprehend how someone just a little older than me was accomplishing so much and yet had his eye on leaving an even greater impact on the world. I admire his passion for giving back to his community, on a local and global level, changing the world for the better. Don't be surprised if you see Kelly on the stage at TED or the World Leaders' Summit someday, because I sure won't. I can say that Kelly has always been someone for me to look up to, and any success I have has been fueled by seeing the things he's done in just a few short years.

Kelly-Ogilvie

What's on your playlist right now?
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis "Can't Hold Us". I love the song because it has an aspirational quality to it. That, and the fact that at the end of his video he lands on the Space Needle and hoists a flag. He reps so hard for Seattle; how can you not get behind that?

Describe your style.
My parents subscribed to the Cary Grant school of fashion and instilled some basic ideas:

  1. Buy a few nice things you can afford, not lots of things, and;
  2. A man should wear the suit, the suit shouldn't wear the man. 

So I'd say my style is professional-casual. Devil wears Chucks. Blazer and blue jeans with a timepiece. Minimal bling.

Kelly-Ogilvie

Who inspires you?
Neil DeGrasse Tyson. He's an astrophysicist who's dedicated his life to making science accessible and exciting for people. He's a great story teller and makes a compelling case for scientific literacy.

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What are you reading? 
I just finished the book Ender's Game. A movie based on it is coming out this year (w Harrison Ford), and I have to say it's one of the best fiction books I've ever read. It's set in a dystopian future where young kids are genetically engineered to be geniuses, and used to fight in wars. The book has a twist that you just don't see coming. Highly recommend it.

Kelly-Ogilvie

What are you most excited about in the coming months?
Quemulus (cue-mu--lus, like the cloud) launches is a few months! We're going to provide an easy (and free) way for people to save, send & receive money. The goal is to make money an extension of our social networks, and to give people an alternative credit option. For example, if someone doesn't want to go to a bank or apply for a credit card, they can go to their network with Quemulus to raise $$. June is the target launch date! Quemulus.com is the signup page for BETA users.



Thank you!

Read all of my Aces interviews here.