That’s why I decided to break the mold on “white labeling” as most people know it.
This isn’t a transactional, one-and-done kind of thing. I get to know everyone that I work with, forming friendships that last way beyond your client’s project.
It’s like having a work wife, but better.
I went back to school at my local community college and had every intention of getting just a graphic design certificate. But in the end, I double majored and graduated with degrees in graphic and web design and I was SO unprepared for being self-employed.
Some days I wanted to quit and go back to doing hair or get a corporate job. I still battle things like imposter syndrome, creative block, dog-mom guilt.
But the important thing is I kept going and I’ve finally found the shit that lights me up: Showit development and web design.
So here I am, helping creative agency CEOs just like you avoid the stress of having to learn yet another platform, cutting down your project timelines so you get more hours back in the day, and it’s literally my dream job.
I decided to become a designer when I was 30.
Yup, ancient, I know.
I’d been a hairstylist for most of my life, and even though I loved the job - it was extremely demanding on my body. And little did I know, the fast-paced environment had me living in a level of stress that would take months to come out of.
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