I got into school with a song and dance. Literally. I went for Musical Theatre, but what I really wanted was an MRS. degree. And I *did* fall in love in college—with mass comm?! (Talk about a plot twist.)

So, I changed my major and got to work. Before too long, my resume had become unrecognizable. Some of my most noteworthy accomplishments included: “drives well in a hoop skirt”, “adequate face painter” and “dog, dog, or dog balloon animal twister.” 

That’s right. l landed my lifelong dream job as a princess. Sure, it was for
sticky-fingered children’s birthday parties, but it counts.

I was an advertising intern by day, a PR student by night and an off-brand party princess by weekend. 

Turns out parents will pay ooooodles for a ball gown and a birthday song, so I pitched a new marketing plan to the Queen (my boss) and pitched myself as the Princess for the job.

I taught myself everything I needed to know about social media, web design and copywriting so I could:

✔ get more bookings

copywriter.
creative director.
domestic disaster.

My cat ate my rags-to-riches story...

That’s it. Did you expect a list? HA, I was 20 and selfish.

But smart.

Learning how to write copy changed the trajectory of my career. 

Since 2017, I've written words for my clients that have facilitated in
5-figure days, 6-figure launches and 7-figure opportunities. 

The rest... well... is why you're here. ;)