Latest update June 11th, 2015 1:24 AM
I am not really sure where to begin except with everything happens in circles? It’s really hard trying to figure out what you want to do when you grow up. Jane and I, my founding partner, we are the ones crazy enough to begin a journey that lead us from selling seasonal food gifts to Wal-Mart, to founding Pet Bling Pets, to Eat Create Design as branding and product development consultants, to One Cookie One Cause selling the best chocolate chip cookies ever made, which changed to One Cookie, right back to Eat Create Design. Well, here we are and we finally figured out “what we want to do when we grow up”. We want to create a place where you can learn to discover just how great you are
eating, designing a life just for you, and creating a life of happiness for yourself.
Along this journey one thing has remained constant and that is the strong desire to make a difference in the world or the lives of women and children. In our journey we developed items to enhance the lives of children and their pets to trying to build a business model that could hire women cycling out of poverty. We researched and spent hours upon hours meeting with agencies to learn about homelessness and poverty to figure out where to even start to help. Thru our experiences we learned that where we can make the largest impact is giving people tools to simply live a better life, smile more, give back more with simple acts of kindness.
Eat Create Design is an online community that will share the stories of women learning to rediscover themselves learning to smile and laugh at the simple things in life. It’s a place where you will begin your journey to happiness thru eating, designing, and creating a new you! It’s place to rediscover the simple things in life. It will be a place to be an everyday super hero, costume included, and most importantly a place to remember “Well behaved women rarely make history! Have fun life is short!!
MINNEAPOLIS, MN – Kim Kalan, Co-Founder and CEO of “One Cookie”,” is a renaissance woman when it comes to her career. She has bought and sold numerous companies. She has participated in Mensa think tank groups. She has brokered countless international transactions to the tune of millions of dollars over the years. Through all these experiences, there has been one thing that has motivated her all along the way: creating jobs. Her current venture very likely could be the pinnacle of this lifelong agenda.
