I'm a millennial entrepreneur just like you. 

See, I was sick of the standard 9-to-5. 

I had a pretty conventional go-to-college-get-a-good-job-live-a-regular-life story. 

When I was eighteen, I moved to Manhattan - my favorite city in the world - and earned a Bachelor of Science degree from NYU's Stern School of Business. 

After that, I attended NYU's School of Law and earned my Juris Doctorate. 

I started working at a law firm pretty soon after I graduated from law school and earned my
license to practice in New York, but I just couldn't buy into the idea of the cookie-cutter life I'd been chasing. 

So, I did what any normal person would do. 

I packed up my best friend (AKA my puppy, Holly), all her beloved toys, and a few of my own things, and moved back to Florida. 

I settled on Orlando to stay close to my baby sister and started working for a law firm I loved (which was a first for me). 

But, despite the much needed life change, I still felt like something was missing. 

I had these things that people spend their lives chasing - stability, money, the prestige of a great career - and yet, it wasn't enough. 

I felt stifled by my cliché corporate life, and I wanted more. 

I wanted the freedom to wake up at 5 AM and work until I couldn't work anymore and
then take the rest of the day off to spend time with my family. 

I wanted the power to decide where and when I worked, whether it was in my apartment,
at the local Starbucks, or in an AirBNB in Costa Rica. 

I wanted to be my own boss, and I wanted to do it in my own way. 

So, I quit. 

I left my job at the law firm and headed out on a new life adventure: a search for something more. 

This search lead me to some amazing places (more on that here) and taught me a lot of valuable life lessons. 

The most important?

I had the power to design my own life, and I also had the power to help others do the same. 

See, I describe myself as a girl who believes in feminism, LGBTQ rights, veganism,
a child-free life, the end of racism, and a better tomorrow for everyone. And I believe in always living in the moment. 

I also describe myself as a girl who loves helping like-minded entrepreneurs and
freedom-chasers gain the power to run their own life on their own terms (without the insane legal fees).

With my background in Intellectual Property and Internet law and my passion for running my own business,
I love getting the chance to help entrepreneurs protect their personal brands. 

Want to chat about protecting your business and getting that work/life freedom for yourself?