About Me
Where I’m From:
I grew up in Southern California between Chino Hills and Santa Monica. I spent the weekdays living with my Mom and going to school in the suburbs and the weekends at my Dad’s in Los Angeles. Looking back, I can see how the contrast between suburban living and city life contributed to who I am now and how it made me a "kinda country, kinda city" kind of girl.
Career Background:
Who remembers this post? I thought that I wanted to do real estate in some capacity for “forever” until I found myself loving creating content for a listing more than I loved the idea of actually selling it.
As soon as other realtors started asking me if they could pay me to help them with their content, I knew it was time to step into a space where I not only thrived but felt my best.
If you love real estate content, head over to my reels tab to go down memory lane. And to be totally honest, I don’t think I’ll ever fully stop sharing real estate.
Career Shift and what I’m doing now:
Becoming a full-time content creator was an idea that grew from all the DMs asking me where I got something, how I edit my photos, or questions about a place I shared recently. No matter what it was, I was always happy to share, and talking to my online community has always felt like I’m texting with my besties.
I started to share my life on Instagram the same way I always had, just a little more frequently, and eventually, I started getting DMs from some of the brands I organically shared, loved, and supported.
Now, I do UGC work (the ads you see from brand pages on Instagram or Facebook) and collaborate with brands, restaurants, hotels, real estate agents, and businesses that seek out content and creative strategies. Here’s an example of a collaboration post I did with Luna B, marketing what became one of their most popular outerwear pieces at the time.
Why a website:
This was my exact thought process for starting this website:
1. I could easily send a PDF quick sheet for brands to see examples of my work, but first impressions are everything, and I’m pretty proud of this platform. It’s my live portfolio.
2. “Nothing is forever,” and if our social media platforms were to disappear tomorrow, you could always find me here.
3. I found that some brands would ask me if I had a blog or website, and now I’m able to offer this platform as another way for me to share and connect with my community.
Transparency:
I promise that if I’m posting it, tagging it, or sharing it — I believe in it, I actually love it, it’s tried and true, it’s all of the above. I’ve turned down opportunities in the past because I will always choose authenticity over anything.
How I see it is, if I wouldn’t buy something, why would I tell others to?
I love hearing from you, so please always share when you have feedback on a product or place that I shared (good or bad) or if you've tried one of my recipes! My DMs are always open for feedback, recommendations, link requests, or if you just have a random question for me.
