I have zig-zagged through so many career choices and for the longest time, nothing ever felt quite right. I got the Business Management because it sounded "responsible," moved to Vancouver, and landed a corporate office job. It took about five minutes for the boredom to kick in. So, I ran. I spent my much of my life bouncing between industries...from hair salons to real estate to bartending and quite literally EVERYTHING inbetween. I’d work, save, buy a one-way ticket, travel until the credit cards maxed out, and come back to do it all again. When it comes to odd jobs, if it exists, I’ve probably been hired to do it. In my 30s, the "fly by the seat of your pants" lifestyle stopped being cute. I wanted freedom, but I also wanted a career. I pivoted into Tech and Design, but the timing was terrible. Then, 2020 hit. ​ Getting laid off was the catalyst I didn't know I needed. I dove headfirst into an intensive Digital Marketing diploma at BrainStation. It was three months of sleepless nights and tears, but it forced me to master the speed of the internet. I emerged with a diploma, a thicker skin, and a serious set of skills.