Back then, there were no digital magazines, and the wedding industry wasn’t having any of it. But I was tired of seeing a lack of transparency and diversity in the pages of every magazine I opened in the checkout line. So I created my own, and with it, I found my love for creating photoshoots, collaborations, advertising, marketing, content creating, and editorials. 

Before I knew it, I had a client list full of passionate business owners ready to elevate their brand. Without a website, I was booking out my creative direction services, building brand identities, art licensing my patterns to household brands that would put my artwork on everything from prints to furniture. 

I helped my clients go from stressed-out service providers to creatives with product lines, ecommerce shops, and booked-out courses. I helped moms who once worked full time have their own six-figure agencies and studios. 

We quickly evolved from a wedding magazine into a multi-media platform for creatives and an agency for artists of all kinds to grow their businesses with heart. From publishing beautiful images and stories to producing beautiful shoots and events, I was driven to create inspiring art and beautiful designs while collaborating with brilliant creative minds. 

Everything I went through drove me to put more beauty out into the world. Where am I now? We have a home we love, where we’re well on our way to financial freedom. 

It’s my purpose to help people transform their lives. Whether it’s out of poverty, out of fears and doubts, out of past traumas, out of shame into financial freedom, creative confidence, standing tall in their past and their stories with strength, purpose, and inspiration. 

As a creative director, I’m deeply driven to help you succeed. Digging deep into my intuition, guided my empathy, connectedness, aptitude for all things aesthetic, and gift for teaching others to harness their gifts into their fullest potential, with me, you’ll succeed for sure.

In 2009, I teamed up with 3 of my friends to launch a wedding magazine out of my 600-square-foot apartment. I didn’t know when the next paycheck was coming and I hustled hard to make our life better.