After graduating college with a degree in social media management and public relations, I received several phone calls from people asking for social media advice. After wondering why I wasn’t getting paid for my social media advice and work, I started Social Grid Media. Two years later, I now manage up to 15 social media accounts and have published a Social Media Planner.
Taking a job that was not for me post-college and realizing my dream wasn’t actually my dream. I always thought I would be climbing the corporate ladder. Instead, I am an entrepreneur building my own ladder to climb.
Online and social media success doesn't happen overnight. It takes time, commitment and persistence to grow a following, as well as organic relationships.
Working from home and being on social media all day make it challenging to switch from workday to family time. Boundaries and a schedule are important for me to maintain to have a successful day.
Graduating college doesn't mean you will get a job, much less a job you love. I learned the hard way and ended up creating my own path when I saw the opportunity.
Saying "no." It’s a skill, let me tell ya.
Walk for Wheezy and Grand Prairie CASA, two incredible organizations I have had the honor to support and work with.
Seeing my clients happy with my work and getting them actual results is the best achievement and motivator.
