People might raise an eyebrow to learn Emily Sexton went from a career that included lavish dinners on her employer's expense account to running a fashion business from a truck, but around age 30 she knew she wanted to make a change, both in her work and in the world. And, thus, The Flourish Market was born.
Sexton now runs The Flourish Market out of a space in the Warehouse District downtown, where she sells wares from around the world, makes women feel great about themselves, throws parties, makes crazy music videos and helps change lives of the people from whom she buys goods.
We also talk about football and festival season going into full swing, a favorite mural that was temporarily scrubbed is back, and for back-to-school week we share some of our #Top3Raleigh TEACHERS
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