After high school, I spent years drifting in and out of different paths, trying to figure out what I wanted to do with my life. In 2012, I became a self-employed hairdresser. While that venture didn't last long, one thing stuck with me: self-employment...huh. Fast forward to 2016, and I graduated with a degree in business administration, majoring in marketing. Ironically, I didn’t pay much attention in my entrepreneurship classes, but something kept me from diving into the corporate world after graduation. My real online adventures began in 2016. First, I dipped my toes into an MLM-style clothing company. Then, I launched my own Shopify store, Momma Material, where I made bows and scrunchies. The thrill of making a sale and seeing my creations bring joy to others was addictive. That's when I knew entrepreneurship was my true calling. My passion for entrepreneurship grew even more as I delved into the social media realm. I quickly realized there was a LOT of money to be made there—I just needed to figure out how.