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LIVE Magazine by Juli Ragsdale Paving Her Way! Charissa Farley is an remarkable executive, parent, entrepreneur, mentor, and nutrition enthusiast. Her independent spirit and sense of determination radiates through all she does. As president of Farley Interlocking Pavingstones, she has lead the design and installation of custom paving solutions for developers, builders, HOA’s, contractors, landscapers, pool companies and homeowners. Her attention to detail is appreciated by all. She is a brilliant team leader and puts her heart and soul into the team and the projects. Charissa’s journeys have forged her into a woman of resolve. Charissa has lost the element of fear, an attainment that is driving her to pave the way into a stronger future! Unafraid of the process and willing to practice, Charissa shares her enlightening thoughts with us. Juli: Charissa, where do you reside during your busy work week? Charissa: It’s not at all normal. In theory, I live in Newport but it never works out that way. Right after I moved, we got a contract in the central coast and I was several months up there most of the time. We have a lot of work on the coast so I use Newport as a base and roll in and out of Los Angeles and San Diego. My heart and a substantial part of our operation though, is still here in the desert, so I end up here a lot, and the cabin at Lake Hemet is a great way to hunker down with fewer interruptions and do the work that requires uninterrupted concentration. Juli: Tell us about your family life. Charissa: It’s not at all normal (lol). I had hoped these kids would grow up and be doctors or lawyers or something with more stability than construction…...but I so love working with this family, and the rest of the team has been around so long, they feel like family. My ex-husband and I have worked together every day and have spent every holiday together even though we have been divorced for many years. My daughter, Tieshia is close to the business, just down the street as an equity manager at Indian Wells Coffee. And my mom and step-mom are close to the office as well. My daughter, Jennifer, runs our estimating department. My daughter (from another mother), Farrah, runs sales. And my youngest, Patrick, is learning everything else. Kimberly, our residential estimator, grew up just down road…..a six mile dirt road in Pinyon. And our Vice President, Hector, and my dearest friend Maria, our controller, have been with the team so long I feel like they are a wing of the Farley tribe. With Capi and Michelle in the office, our foremen who have been with us for years, our field support guys, and our newly promoted crews, I feel like the company is evolving into a well-oiled machine. Well, most of the time! We are spread out throughout Southern California but in a strange way the work keeps us close. Juli: You have been extremely busy lately, how do you balance your time between family and the multiple business projects going on all at the same time? Charissa: Balance? We planned to expand the company from the desert to throughout Southern California and to be one of the larger commercial contractors emphasizing technical expertise. Then all of sudden last year, every strategy we invested in responded…. All at once! A job at the billion dollar property next to the Del Coronado, Coronado Shores, came in. Irvine Spectrum, a multi-family project in Los Angeles came in. Plus, a public school in Covina, a shopping center in Highland, a Marriott in Goleta, a downtown project in Pismo Beach. Then there was Downtown Palm Springs, Indian Wells Tennis Gardens, and Bighorn Country Club….all at once! But we got them done. And we are extremely proud of our work. And grateful. And we learned a lot, and pushed to the next level. Balance is always something that is evolving. It’s more like a rhythm. I strive to keep a flow that continually pushes hard, but is joyful in the process. The key word is strive. It isn’t always
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<strong>LIVE</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong><br />
by Juli Ragsdale<br />
Paving Her Way!<br />
Charissa Farley is an remarkable executive, parent,<br />
entrepreneur, mentor, and nutrition enthusiast.<br />
Her independent spirit and sense of determination<br />
radiates through all she does. As president of Farley<br />
Interlocking Pavingstones, she has lead the design<br />
and installation of custom paving solutions for developers,<br />
builders, HOA’s, contractors, landscapers,<br />
pool companies and homeowners. Her attention to<br />
detail is appreciated by all. She is a brilliant team<br />
leader and puts her heart and soul into the team<br />
and the projects. Charissa’s journeys have forged<br />
her into a woman of resolve. Charissa has lost the<br />
element of fear, an attainment that is driving her to<br />
pave the way into a stronger future! Unafraid of the<br />
process and willing to practice, Charissa shares her<br />
enlightening thoughts with us.<br />
Juli: Charissa, where do you reside during your busy work<br />
week?<br />
Charissa: It’s not at all normal. In theory, I live in Newport<br />
but it never works out that way. Right after I moved, we got<br />
a contract in the central coast and I was several months up<br />
there most of the time. We have a lot of work on the coast so<br />
I use Newport as a base and roll in and out of Los Angeles<br />
and San Diego. My heart and a substantial part of our<br />
operation though, is still here in the desert, so I end up here<br />
a lot, and the cabin at Lake Hemet is a great way to hunker<br />
down with fewer interruptions and do the work that requires<br />
uninterrupted concentration.<br />
Juli: Tell us about your family life.<br />
Charissa: It’s not at all normal (lol). I had hoped these<br />
kids would grow up and be doctors or lawyers or something<br />
with more stability than construction…...but I so love working<br />
with this family, and the rest of the team has been around so<br />
long, they feel like family. My ex-husband and I have worked<br />
together every day and have spent every holiday together<br />
even though we have been divorced for many years. My<br />
daughter, Tieshia is close to the business, just down the street<br />
as an equity manager at Indian Wells Coffee. And my mom<br />
and step-mom are close to the office as well. My daughter,<br />
Jennifer, runs our estimating department. My daughter (from<br />
another mother), Farrah, runs sales. And my youngest, Patrick,<br />
is learning everything else. Kimberly, our residential estimator,<br />
grew up just down road…..a six mile dirt road in Pinyon. And<br />
our Vice President, Hector, and my dearest friend Maria, our<br />
controller, have been with the team so long I feel like they are<br />
a wing of the Farley tribe. With Capi and Michelle in the office,<br />
our foremen who have been with us for years, our field support<br />
guys, and our newly promoted crews, I feel like the company is<br />
evolving into a well-oiled machine. Well, most of the time! We<br />
are spread out throughout Southern California but in a strange<br />
way the work keeps us close.<br />
Juli: You have been extremely busy lately, how do you<br />
balance your time between family and the multiple business<br />
projects going on all at the same time?<br />
Charissa: Balance? We planned to expand the company<br />
from the desert to throughout Southern California and to be<br />
one of the larger commercial contractors emphasizing technical<br />
expertise. Then all of sudden last year, every strategy we<br />
invested in responded…. All at once! A job at the billion dollar<br />
property next to the Del Coronado, Coronado Shores, came in.<br />
Irvine Spectrum, a multi-family project in Los Angeles came in.<br />
Plus, a public school in Covina, a shopping center in Highland,<br />
a Marriott in Goleta, a downtown project in Pismo Beach. Then<br />
there was Downtown Palm Springs, Indian Wells Tennis Gardens,<br />
and Bighorn Country Club….all at once! But we got them<br />
done. And we are extremely proud of our work. And grateful.<br />
And we learned a lot, and pushed to the next level.<br />
Balance is always something that is evolving. It’s more like a<br />
rhythm. I strive to keep a flow that continually pushes hard, but<br />
is joyful in the process. The key word is strive. It isn’t always