Welcome to the Baddie Society

I thought I wanted to be the next Olivia Pope and went to law school in California. I found out real quick that my life’s calling is not to be a lawyer, but I spent two years miserable, learning about torts, and all kinds of things that brought me no joy.

I moved in with my mother in North Carolina. Y’all already know…mom is definitely my bestie, but it’s hard to go from living alone to living with a parent as an “adult”. Anywho, I started my event planning firm. Literally crickets initially, then a few events here and there, heck, some of which I wasn’t getting paid for, but sis, we all have to start somewhere.

I moved to Atlanta. This is where things started to get fun! I got really clear on what type of events I wanted to coordinate and design and started attracting my ideal client. Don’t get me wrong, there still wasn’t a line out the door and I had oh so much more to learn.

That being said, I decided to get a corporate job in the event industry. It isn’t the best fit for me, but it’s something. I’m still hustling. I’m still working on the event business. The corporate world is tricky and having a boss and co-workers is something that I find extremely annoying. lol. I’m starting to think there has to be a better way…

We all know how 2020 went. I was laid off from my corporate job (literally the best thing that could've ever happened to me). I started night nursing. If you don’t know, essentially, I cared for babies at night. Literally third shift. It’s during this time that I discovered the concept of manifestation. I wrote down every single thing that I want; even the things that feel too crazy, too big, too impossible.

I bought a house. I got a $10k grant for my event business. I met an investor and went from employee to co-founder of a nighttime infant care business. I did featured content with Alibaba. I traveled. I did my first celebrity event. I tripled my income. Everything I manifested, I got.

Things really took off with both businesses, and it was awesome! We teamed up with some awesome local brands, which totally amped up our growth. This meant I got to work way less and play a lot more. I traveled some more, went to the spa, treated myself to the theater and afternoon tea, and just had an absolute blast.

Man, 2023 was a year of major moves! We expanded our team of night nurses big time and added an assistant to the mix (talk about a game-changer), who I am literally obsessed with.

On a personal note, I made it a priority to hang out more with my family and friends, which did wonders for my spirit.

I also smashed my fitness goals and switched up my look completely. I lost 60 lbs! I rounded out the year by giving my wardrobe that much-needed overhaul. I solidified my color palette and made sure everything was sophisticated, classic, and refined. Guess what? I can absolutely tell the difference.

We ended the year with fifteen night nurses! Yes, fifteen. My assistant, aka my right hand man, is still rocking and rolling with us. We’ve hired a team to help with marketing, and I have finally had a moment to shift a little tiny bit of focus to the relaunch of my line of party products.

It’s 2025, baby, and the world is my oyster. Follow us on ig @dreambigbaddie so you can see exactly what I manifest this year. Wedding bells are in the near future ;)