Let’s back up for a moment—like, way back to 2010—when my desire to be my own boss truly began.
The year I said yes to myself and decided I was going to live life on my own terms.

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Now, this wasn’t some picture-perfect movie moment. It was a real and raw time in my life when I just wanted more… but little did I know, the dreams might have started that year, but there was going to be a whole lot of “bumpy” in the years in between.

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For one, I had no f*cking clue how to start a business. I was so inexperienced, thought I had all the answers… and quickly realized (years later) that I sure as hell didn’t.

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My journey started as a home-based business in my basement doing nails, which later led to a crafting business. That’s when I discovered I was really good at creativity (no jokes—okay, maybe a little).

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Then, after a few years, I got bored. And I wasn’t making any money either, so I needed to shift.

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I went into hair care and built an online business selling shampoo—and f*cking rocked it, may I add. You’re probably thinking, “Seriously? Hair care? WTF?” But I grew a team of 1,000 women and became super successful in less than 10 months. I worked that biz solid for 4 years—while my ex-husband kept telling me I’d never get “rich” and that it wasn’t “real money.” (Hence, ex-husband, LOL.)

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Those years taught me so much. I evolved. I grew as a leader. And I kept chasing what I was passionate about.

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Then came the divorce… and let’s just say my business took a nosedive during that time.

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I had to start over—yep, the dreaded starting over phase. And it sucked balls. I cried. I doubted myself. I worried I’d never be successful or find love again.

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But that didn’t last long—f*ck feeling sorry for myself. It was time to take matters into my own hands, shut out the voices in my head (ahem, my ex), and go after my actual dreams.

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Six months later, I found the love of my life—someone I’d actually known for a year and a half, but had no idea we’d end up husband and wife. (Funny how that works, right?)

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I got back on my feet. Within a few months, I was working toward the life I wanted again.

I started a few side hustles and launched another home-based business with my now-husband. It did amazing—we did $50K in sales in under 6 months—but we burned ourselves out fast. It was hard labor, we were making everything by hand, and while $50K is great, it’s not life-changing when you’re physically grinding for it.

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So… pivot #547. (I promise there’s a reason for all this.)

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I got back into MLM thinking it was the “missing piece.” And yeah—the money was good, and the relationships were life-changing (seriously, I wouldn’t trade them for anything). But after a while, it just got… exhausting.

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The same old scripts: “Come join us, we’ve got the next best thing!” or “Hey, can you grab this product so I can hit my rank this month?”

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Yeah, no thanks. I was over it.
Truthfully, I’d been over it long before I admitted it to myself.

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For years, I’d dreamed about creating my own digital product, but I kept shoving it off because I didn’t feel “ready.”

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Fast forward to 2025… and I finally said, f*ck it—I’m doing this.
I built my first digital product completely on my own and sold $6K in 90 days. Damn right I was proud of that—especially while juggling all my other businesses.

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And now? I’m pivoting again, leaning all-in on what lights me up the most.
I’m here to cheer you on and remind you:
You are NEVER too late to start over.