Meet Latisha Nickerson | Infinite Solutions Corp

We had the good fortune of connecting with Latisha Nickerson and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Latisha, what was your thought process behind starting your own business?
The thought-process of starting Infiniti Solutions is to express a passion for fostering connections and streamlining the travel booking processes, highlighting how my
business aims to bring efficiency and collaboration to the forefront. I want to be a
one-stop shop. Be it family travel, weekend getaways, or girls’ trips.

Can you open up a bit about your work and career? We’re big fans and we’d love for our community to learn more about your work.
I create solutions, I personally focus on innovative connections between words and ideas. What sets me apart is the ability to weave narratives and concepts seamlessly.
My "professional journey" involves constant learning and adapting, not without
challenges. Overcoming multiple obstacles which refined my capabilities. Lessons
learned: adaptability is key, and every interaction is an opportunity to grow. If I had a
brand, it would shout creativity, adaptability, and a passion for meaningful
connections.
My background in nursing, being a retired combat military veteran and growing up in
the deep south where all I had was my mind and creativity shaped me for my future. I
mastered the ability to help people problem solve while at the same time coaching
them and helping to find solutions for their needs. I want the world to know that no
matter what life throws at you, just keep going. Block out the noise and never be
afraid to fail. Authenticity is key! My life hasn't been easy nor has rubbing elbows in
this business. I have personally seen how productivity and relationships matter. People
want honest results

Any places to eat or things to do that you can share with our readers? If they have a friend visiting town, what are some spots they could take them to?
**Day 1:** – Start with breakfast at "West Egg Café" for Southern-inspired goodness.
– Explore the Atlanta BeltLine for a leisurely walk and vibrant street art.
– Lunch at "Ponce City Market" for diverse food options.
– Afternoon visit to the Atlanta Botanical Garden.
– Dinner at "Staplehouse" for a unique culinary experience.
**Day 2:**
– Breakfast at "Highland Bakery" for delicious pastries.
– Morning at the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site.
– Lunch at "Busy Bee Cafe" for classic Southern comfort food.
– Afternoon stroll through Piedmont Park.
– Dinner at "Gunshow" for an interactive dining experience.
**Day 3:**

– Brunch at "Buttermilk Kitchen" for Southern-inspired brunch delights.
– Visit the Atlanta History Center.
– Lunch at "The Optimist" for fresh seafood.
– Afternoon shopping at Atlantic Station.
– Dinner at "Bacchanalia" for a sophisticated dining experience.
**Day 4:**
– Breakfast at "Java Jive" for a quirky coffee experience.
– Explore the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center.
– Lunch at "Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q" for authentic barbecue.
– Afternoon visit to the Georgia Aquarium.
– Dinner at "Canoe" for a scenic riverside dining experience.
**Day 5:**
– Brunch at "Le Petit Marché" for a cozy breakfast spot.
– Morning at the Atlanta Zoo.
– Lunch at "Mary Mac's Tea Room" for Southern comfort food.
– Afternoon at the Atlanta History Center.
– Dinner at "Miller Union" for farm-to-table goodness.
**Day 6:**
– Breakfast at "Ria's Bluebird" for iconic pancakes.
– Explore the Krog Street Market for lunch.
– Afternoon at the Center for Civil and Human Rights.
– Dinner at "Bacchanalia" for a refined dining experience.
**Day 7:**
– Brunch at "Sun in My Belly" for eclectic brunch choices.
– Visit the Atlanta Botanical Garden.
– Lunch at "The Varsity" for a classic Atlanta experience.
– Afternoon at the High Museum of Art.
– Farewell dinner at "Aria" for upscale American cuisine.
Throughout the week, mix in some evenings at unique bars like "The Porter Beer Bar"
or "The Clermont Lounge" for a taste of Atlanta's diverse nightlife.

Who else deserves some credit and recognition?
I would like to shoutout Nichele Hardge from Nichele’s Expressions Hair & Make Up in Columbus, Georgia 90 miles south of Atlanta.