About Molly
I have spent my career selling software for startup companies to Fortune 500 companies
blessed with a lot of success and working for wonderful companies and great mentors. A
couple of years ago, I decided to retire my 100K mile a year United status….I was very
tired of traveling 80% of my time for more than 20 years. I am now independent in a
couple of areas of business. I enjoy coaching and consulting for small to medium size
companies to further their success with all my years of experience in building startup
companies to success (Inspired Sales).
Now that I am home more often, I also have the chance to pursue my creative side with
my artwork. Because of my background, I can approach my art as a creative outlet and run
it as a business! I do love color, texture and glass work, so you have had an opportunity to
see my work on this site. In addition, as in any team environment, I like to share my
knowledge and techniques with my fellow artists. I teach some courses myself and also
provide a “train the trainer” program with step by step guides for metal and glass art . My
home office is now also my art studio and it is a beautiful space with views of the
mountain.
I see images in my head that turn out as art. I take hundreds of pictures when I travel and
maybe one or two will end up in my portfolio, but all of them live in my creative library.
Some of these will be digital photographs as art and some of them will inspire my
paintings. I also love to create jewelry, “wearable art”. I wear the standard business suits to
my sales calls, but people remember me because I always wear a statement piece of
accessories. I want to be remembered....by a customer, a flight attendant, a business
associate, a friend. I also create paintings and digital photography to enjoy in your homes.
I want to be remembered as creative in all my endeavors.
Now, the winter of 2009, I am starting on my newest passion....painting and firing glass.
Keep coming back to see me as I add new glass art every week. Thank you for sharing a few
moments with me. Visit often and send me your thoughts.
I have spent my career selling software for startup companies to Fortune 500 companies
blessed with a lot of success and working for wonderful companies and great mentors. A
couple of years ago, I decided to retire my 100K mile a year United status….I was very
tired of traveling 80% of my time for more than 20 years. I am now independent in a
couple of areas of business. I enjoy coaching and consulting for small to medium size
companies to further their success with all my years of experience in building startup
companies to success (Inspired Sales).
Now that I am home more often, I also have the chance to pursue my creative side with
my artwork. Because of my background, I can approach my art as a creative outlet and run
it as a business! I do love color, texture and glass work, so you have had an opportunity to
see my work on this site. In addition, as in any team environment, I like to share my
knowledge and techniques with my fellow artists. I teach some courses myself and also
provide a “train the trainer” program with step by step guides for metal and glass art . My
home office is now also my art studio and it is a beautiful space with views of the
mountain.
I see images in my head that turn out as art. I take hundreds of pictures when I travel and
maybe one or two will end up in my portfolio, but all of them live in my creative library.
Some of these will be digital photographs as art and some of them will inspire my
paintings. I also love to create jewelry, “wearable art”. I wear the standard business suits to
my sales calls, but people remember me because I always wear a statement piece of
accessories. I want to be remembered....by a customer, a flight attendant, a business
associate, a friend. I also create paintings and digital photography to enjoy in your homes.
I want to be remembered as creative in all my endeavors.
Now, the winter of 2009, I am starting on my newest passion....painting and firing glass.
Keep coming back to see me as I add new glass art every week. Thank you for sharing a few
moments with me. Visit often and send me your thoughts.
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