I've been building businesses since 2016. A digital agency. College classrooms. And then a brick-and-mortar coffee shop — Bruud Coffee Bar — which I opened because I genuinely believe that the best ideas happen over a really good latte.

My coffee shop taught me more about entrepreneurship than any course ever could. Hiring, operations, community, showing up on the hard days when nobody comes through the door. It also taught me that building something real is messy, and nobody talks about that part enough.

In between pulling shots and grading assignments, I've spent years teaching Social Media Strategy at Conestoga College — helping students understand that marketing isn't about tricks or trends. It's about knowing who you are, who you're talking to, and saying something worth hearing.

The connection? I've always been the person other entrepreneurs call when they're stuck. The one who helps them see what they're actually building, untangle their messaging, and make a plan that doesn't require them to burn their life down to execute it.

For a long time, I did that quietly — behind the scenes, for other people's brands. Entrepreneur Unlimited is me finally stepping out from behind the curtain.

I built this because I kept looking for a mentor who got it. Someone who was multi-passionate and a little unconventional. Someone with a real business, not just a personal brand. Someone who would tell me the truth and help me figure out my version of success — not hand me someone else's blueprint.

I couldn't find her. So I became her.

If you're a woman who's building something real, something that has to fit around your actual life, you're in the right place.