If you asked me where this all began, I’d say I came out of the womb with a small business blueprint in one hand and an iPad in the other. You can ask my mom if you don’t believe me. I started my first business in 2nd grade, making heart-shaped glasses out of construction paper and selling them to my classmates for $0.25. It’s been 21 years since I launched my first product and yep, I’m still out here selling people shit. Whoever said “some things never change” was really in their bag.

Shortly after having my son in 2020, I was crashing out. Postpartum depression and anxiety hit hard. My spark was gone, money was tight, and I was just trying to figure out how to stay home with my baby and still feel like me again.

They say if you want to reignite your spark, go back to what lit you up as a kid. (Idk who “they” are, but I read it once and honestly, it was tea.) No matter how much I journaled, cried in the shower, or paced around the kitchen with a strawberry matcha in hand, everything kept pointing me back to art.

So, I dusted off my iPad and taught myself how to make digital art. I opened an online shop called Groovy Doodies, posted one (very chaotic) viral video, and accidentally launched a creative business that took off in ways my inner child never saw coming.

Today, I run The Digital Disco— a creative studio serving small business owners all over the world. From bold digital designs to scroll-stopping content, I help entrepreneurs turn heads online without turning into a copy-paste version of everyone else.

Basically, I turned my identity crisis into a career. So yeah, it’s safe to say you’re in good hands.

Take what you need, stay as long as you want, and let’s make something cool together.