entrepreneur

Some little girls grow up waiting for a prince and a glass slipper. Others want to know how the entire slipper factory works. I was the latter, and that curiosity set me on a path of entrepreneurship.

I’ve always been less interested in the finished product than in the systems beneath it. How things are made, sustained, and brought from imagination into reality. I see the world as a loose pile of LEGO bricks, endlessly recombinable, and I’ve spent years learning how to assemble them into something that works.

That impulse has taken many forms: founding an advertising firm, expanding into coffee and restaurant distribution, supplying point-of-sale materials, importing goods internationally, developing and operating a charitable boutique, and laying the groundwork for a small publishing imprint, currently paused as my focus turns fully to my musical. Along the way, I established a long-term parcel brokerage contract with a major shipping company. This end-of-the-line role now runs largely in the background, providing stability while freeing my attention for creative work.

Today, most of my time and energy is devoted to the writing and development of an original, large-scale musical, alongside a lifelong commitment to learning and creative growth. Building businesses and building art have never felt separate to me. Both are expressions of the same curiosity and desire to understand how things truly work.

More to come.