Live life freely, by building a brand that pays the bills for you.

I used to watch these "morning routine" videos on YouTube to find inspiration for how I might want to start my mornings when I finally "got rich."

I'm a millennial girlie, so YouTube has always been the platform for me! But I would watch these women have these slow, meandering routines and deeply desire that life for myself.

So I sought out to create a business because Rich Dad Poor Dad taught me that having a job meant trading time for money.

No thank you!

It wasn't until year 6 did I realize that I had actually built a mess.

My clients had become my new 9-5, which meant I still wasn't free.

I learned 2 very valuable lessons during those years.

I tore that brand down and built this one, an easier way to do what I was doing.

Be honest, do you think that building a brand from whatever skills you already have sounds hard, stressful, and like another confusing thing your already-foggy brain is going to have to navigate?

You're not wrong.

It's always hard when you're doing something new all by yourself and even though information is now at our fingertips, it's the putting it all together that's hard.

So that's why we're going to guide you through it.

We're here to say, "do this, now do that, now go fix this," until you have what we have promised you, a working brand.

I'm glad you asked. A working brand:

Y'all if I could explain to you what life feels like on the other side of healing! It literally feels like freedom.

Why are we talking about healing instead of making money?

Because money is just the tool this nation requires for you to feel stable. And once you feel stable you start to realize that life is about the experiences, not the struggling.

I hate the thought of people not being able to pay their bills, or buy their kids school clothes, or the simple shit.

But here's the problem.

Ever since slavery we've been taught that we must trade our life force for money.

So we do what our mamas taught us to do and we "got a job."

There is nothing wrong with a job if it's working for you.

But back when I was working a job, I had to clock in Monday through Thursday for 12 hour shifts at an insurance company taking back to back phone calls and barely having enough time to take a proper nap on those little 30 minute lunch breaks.

I literally hated that shit, lol!

But it became the exact motivation I needed to figure this out.

I first did it the hard way, doing everything myself, not charging right for my services, and making promises I struggled to deliver.

And then I burnt out. Like seriously burnt out so bad, Spirit sat me down for a whole year.

It was miserable at first to "rest" and not "hustle" but then over time I started to love my life for real!

I started doing long nature walks, my nervous system was regulated enough to deal with suddenly losing my father in law 6 months later, and most importantly I started to understand why people needed freedom.