I reached a point where the corporate grind just… stopped working for me. It wasn’t feeding my creativity, my energy, or honestly, my soul. I wanted my work to actually mean something—to support real people with real dreams, not just check boxes for someone else’s bottom line. That’s why I started working with small business owners and solopreneurs. They care deeply about what they’re building, and I love being the person who helps make that growth possible. I’m good at this work, I love this work, I'm resourceful as hell— and this finally feels like the right fit.

I’m a wife and a mom of two sweet, hilarious, endlessly energetic girls. Life is full—in the best and busiest ways. I work out almost every day partly for my sanity, partly to keep up with everyone, and partly because it makes me a better human. I’ve dealt with anxiety, depression, and some pretty heavy postpartum depression after both babies, so I’ve learned (sometimes the hard way) how important it is to build a life that doesn’t run you into the ground.

I’ve worn a lot of creative hats over the years, and one thing I know for sure: people in creative fields are a unique mix of passionate, dedicated, and slightly chaotic (in the best way). They put everything into what they do, and that’s exactly why I love supporting them.