I was that kid with the lemonade stand.  I was the kid trying to sell things to my childhood friends.

I was the kid who sold homemade jewelry at the local flea market at 12. The one who had a custom pillow business at 13. The one who sold her own clothing line out of her father's house at 16. The one who started teaching herself Adobe Creative Suite at 17. The one who dropped out of university at 19. The one who started teaching herself photography and marketing at 20. I'm 31 years young now, for perspective.

Once I decided upon offering design, photography, and marketing, I couldn't get a single soul to pay me for my freelance work. I had technical skills but no marketing or personal branding know-how. 

In 2014 I got hired for my first formal marketing and design job. I hadn't been having much success in working for myself so I took it. I worked my a*s off. I hustled. I improved my skills constantly. I started building a personal brand.

Before I knew it, I had worked my way up the ladder, led some pretty impressive projects, and was being head-hunted by multiple large companies in Vancouver, Canada.

But I turned them down. And instead, I took a risk and quit the corporate world in 2017 to make my dream of working for myself happen.

And now, I have four years under my belt of owning a six-figure freelance business. Through my knowledge and skills, I have helped turned five-figure business into six-figure ones, and six-figure ones into seven.

The truth of the matter is that I was never going to be happy working for someone else. Perhaps you feel the same. 

I now live my days with ultimate flexibility, helping service and product-based businesses scale their revenue through Facebook Ads, Google Ads, Email Marketing, and Photography. I also help freelancers build their businesses to six figures.

my cat Cedar