Monthly Wrap Up: November 2023
Wrapping up our inaugural month at Two One Eight has been a whirlwind. Time has flown by, and we're excited to share a recap of our progress! Also make sure to subscribe for our monthly newsletter!
Co-founders Beau Larson and Emily Tidwell have dedicated countless hours laying the groundwork for our new venture. From crafting business strategies and defining our ethos to building our online presence and engaging potential clients, they've been diligently establishing Two One Eight as the go-to destination for media production.
As December approaches, our focus shifts to the winter season. Beau and Emily's passion for outdoor pursuits, especially winter sports, drives our current efforts. Looking for assets for this winter? Let Two One Eight steer and shape your next successful winter campaign.
Beyond gearing up for advertising endeavors, our team has also been hard at work crafting compelling long-form narratives. These stories revolve around preserving beloved recreational spaces and finding inner peace. Need projects that resonate with your brand? Discover how Two One Eight can elevate your brand and connect you with your target audience.
Away from the office, our founders have been unwinding in their own ways.
Emily marked the opening of Palisades Tahoe on November 22nd…
While Beau pursued his second year of Bull Elk hunting in Crested Butte. Here’s his tale of the experience.
From Co-Founder Beau Larson:
“Engaging in outdoor recreation inevitably carries its own set of stereotypes, and hunting is no exception. It's a polarizing activity that navigates the realms of life and death, prompting moral contemplation at every turn. This November marked my annual Elk hunt in the Colorado forests—a brief excursion but the experience delivered a unique blend of challenges and emotions.
With the guidance of a more seasoned friend, I found myself close to a magnificent bull elk. So close, in fact, that I could throw a rock and hit him. The tables turned as he discovered me before I spotted him, initiating a prolonged gaze that spanned seconds, minutes, an eternity. The underbrush shielded his vital areas. No shot. No moral shot, that is. This creature, finely attuned to avoid such predicaments, acknowledged the anomaly and swiftly retreated.
Naturally, disappointment settled in—not in the majestic being before me, but in my own perceived shortcomings. Yet, amid this sense of letdown, I remain grateful for the privilege of sharing a fleeting connection with such a remarkable animal. The impact of those few seconds will endure in my memory. Despite the inherent challenges, hunting, with all its complexities, has become an integral annual opportunity for me to forge a connection with nature that transcends the possibilities of other outdoor activities.”
As November ends and December begins, here's to new beginnings and continued growth. Wishing you a wonderful transition into the new month!