About Me

     Non-tradition for me is not only an ideology but a lifestyle; being born and raised in Auburn Indiana, I watched many of my classmates and family go the route of college, job, then family. I witnessed their limited joy from unexpanded horizons and knew I would someday do more. I knew I wanted to help the change; the change that we see every day in how we communicate, advertise, and connect. Today I am lucky enough to aid this change and help small businesses, creative spaces, and organizations find their footing in this new world.

I started this journey in Tucson, Arizona, at a college of over 50,000 people. There I felt small, insignificant in its grandness; with the constant bustle of students filtering from building to building, party to party trying to find the individualism in this grand world was hard as I fought the self that wanted to fit in, to be part of the crowd that always seemed to know which path to take. Unsurprisingly this didn't last long, I was locked in a self-deprecating cycle, so I left. This was most likely the best decision of my life, as it opened more doors than I knew existed.

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There-after I spent my time thinking, preparing, and most importantly, healing. I led myself on a journey to re-discovery during a 3-month long road trip out west, I visited grand mountains and mossy forests, everywhere I turned a new peak to climb, a new venture to take. Although these memories of flaming peaks lit up by sunrises or the soft damp of mid-morning hikes inspire me; the thing that really changed me was the people that I met. The many different walks of life they showed; their beautiful individualism that inspired my own.

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After I returned that winter, I began to think and plan for a life that I would find worth living within that I wanted to be able to bring this creative individualism into the world; so, I started taking courses, learning the ins and outs of social media, website building, branding, and much more. My dream was to bring this knowledge to small creators, businesses, and organizations so they could benefit most from their own individualism. This same summer I found a small water sports company needing help with their online presence, this was a perfect opportunity to get more experience within the field. For the next six months I helped this company reach new audiences, double their revenue, and gain partnership with an expert in their field.

The journey had finally come to fruition. 

So now I’ve expanded my knowledge and skill level and am ready to help you do the same. The online market is now saturated with creators of all kinds. The women who sell soap down the street, or customized earrings, or big corporations with thousands to spend on advertising. The question is how will you stand out in all this?