Entrepreneurship

My entrepreneurial journey began in 2022. I didn’t have a perfect plan, but I could no longer ignore the feeling that life was just kind of… blah. Like I wasn’t creating anything, you know? I was just following what I thought I was supposed to do. Uni, boyfriend, job, house, planning for marriage and kids one day, etc., without really questioning whether that was actually making me happy.

The couple of years prior to deciding I wanted to become an entrepreneur were my dark-night-of-the-soul-esque years…  emotionally and spiritually tough. But I came out the other side knowing I wanted to build a life, and sources of income, that felt more aligned with my creative and free-spirited side.

It started pretty messy. Just a leap of faith into a wellness-based online business that felt “right for now”… like a stepping stone to learn business, sales, and marketing, and then maybe I’d go off and do my own thing.

But I quickly realized that the community and opportunity I had come across were far more aligned with my values and long-term goals than I originally perceived. That realization led to a much deeper commitment to making this mode of entrepreneurship work for me.

Since then, my path has evolved into two streams.

The first is my work as a wellness entrepreneur in my local community, teaching yoga and fitness, and sharing the transformative potential of molecular hydrogen water as a proactive, empowered approach to health.

The second is online business mentorship: guiding women who feel the same inner nudge I once felt to step into their own entrepreneurial era. I offer mentorship and guided access to the online systems that allow them to build a business that works from anywhere, and I introduce them to the community of like-minded, free-spirited women who have elevated my soul. Knowing that I can offer that same feeling of hope, support, and clarity to someone who is in the place I was just a few years ago is so rewarding.

Both of my entrepreneurial paths are interconnected. I wouldn’t have one without the other. They’re rooted in the same belief: entrepreneurship doesn’t have to mean grinding solo for years. It can be slower and more intentional. It can align with your values from the start. And it can be deeply fulfilling and genuinely enjoyable, even in the early stages.

If you resonate with either (or both) paths of my entrepreneurial endeavours, read more below.