My  Philosophy:

Have fun and don’t be afraid to mess up. We all make mistakes, but it’s how you grow from them that makes the difference.

If you asked me five years ago where I’d be today, owning a business was the last thing I’d say. In school I was a great writer, so when the time came to settle on a career path, I thought, why not be an English professor? I was an English major so it just made sense.

After interning with my college English department, I realized that it wasn’t the teaching I loved, it was the communications aspect that got my attention. I loved breaking down complex ideas and bold statements and wondering what made those authors tick — including what the heck Fitzgerald meant in that infamous last line of The Great Gatsby.  

Then, a job opportunity in marketing came my way almost immediately after realizing being a professor wasn't for me (you may call it coincidence, I call it #GodsPlan). I worked as a social media coordinator at Texas Tech University but fell in love with the creative aspects of my job. I took in everything I could possibly learn while I was there.