Like many others, I was at a job that I enjoyed at first. I picked up so many different transferable skills that would have actually paid me more than if I would have stayed. But I saw progression and potential growth in the job.

I would progress to continue to learn and push to move up in the company. Sacrificed time away from my newborn while trying to learn code. Then a year later I purchased a house I could not enjoy due to the inconvenience of a lengthy commute to work. I slowly realized, I was putting and investing more time into a job that was not doing the same.

So what did I decide to do? I decided to use the skills I already had and decided to use them to my benefit and benefit of others just like me. I created my business and then learned how to scale and attract customers. Slowly, I started to create a client base that soon turned into another lightbulb action moment. I can can show others how to create a business and scale it as well. All while, creating credit for the company so I no longer had to use my personal income to provide the finances for the bottom line expenses.