​In 2020, Jeremy and I decided to move back to California after our long-term stay with family in Rhode Island turned short. When I learned I could no longer work remotely as Marketing and Sales Event Manager, we found ourselves having a pretty big decision to consider. And as we drove cross country, we had plenty of time to weigh all my options including the pros and cons of each. Sure, I could go back to Corporate America with a steady paycheck, or I could take a risk and start a business in the middle of a pandemic. 

Let's just say, you already know what happened next.

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To say we hit the ground running is an understatement. By three months in, I was fully booked and loving every minute of it. At first, I offered every service under the sun such as administrative, event planning, marketing and social media, and websites, and I worked with a variety of people such as coaches, non-profits, realtors, and even celebrities. But as time went on, I continued to find that niching down even further was crucial to the efficiency and success of my business. So I decided to focus solely on social media.

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In the fall of 2023, just after celebrating my three year business anniversary and four year wedding anniversary, I hit a block in every sense of the word. Emotionally, mentally, and even physically. Not only was I burnt out, but I also was starting to question myself, what I was doing, and if it was worth it to keep going. In that period of discomfort and challenging how I had been operating, I found more clarity than I could have ever hoped for. I found a renewed purpose in myself and a renewed focus in my business.

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Nowadays, you'll find us helping our clients authentically and consistently show up online with strategic initiatives that are both diverse and sustainable, meeting with our advisory board to ensure we are up to speed on all things marketing from every angle, collaborating with our team of diverse content experts, and keeping up with the craziness of the social media industry.