From Teen Mom to Successful Business Owner & Content Creator

 At just 17 years old, I became a mom for the first time. I had my daughter 2 years later and my other son 2 years after that. Many people would assume that was the end of my story, but in truth, it was only the beginning. My journey has been anything but easy, and that’s exactly why I believe people connect so deeply with what I share today.

I didn’t grow up with privilege or handouts. I grew up poor, standing in line at food banks, never knowing if tomorrow would bring stability. When my parents split up at nine years old, my world was already fractured—but at 13, it broke apart completely when my mom abandoned me. From that moment on, I learned to rely on myself. My path wasn’t lined with safety nets or support. Every step forward has been earned through grit, determination, and the refusal to give up.

Becoming a mom so young could have been the end of my dreams, but instead, it became my motivation. I wanted to create a life filled with opportunities and choices for my child—the kind of life I never had. That determination pushed me into the world of business and content creation. It wasn’t glamorous at first, but I poured myself into it, sharing stories, finding creative ways to connect with people, and building something that felt truly mine. Over time, those efforts grew into a successful business.

For years, I kept my past quiet, not wanting to reopen old wounds. But more and more, people have asked me to share my story. And honestly? I’m proud of it. I’m proud of the girl who made it through some of the deepest, darkest moments. I’m proud of the mom who turned heartbreak into strength. And I’m proud of the woman I am becoming every single day.

This is only the start of what I have to share. My life has been full of ups and downs, moments that nearly broke me and moments that lifted me higher than I ever imagined. I have stories—so many stories—that I know will resonate with those who’ve struggled, fought, and risen up anyway.

Stay tuned. This journey isn’t over. And if my past has taught me anything, it’s that even the hardest beginnings can lead to the most powerful endings.