A wife, first time mom and 1 of 5 sisters.

A virtual big-sister to those who seek my knowledge and advice.

Sharing my experiences to better yours!

Why the Housewife

I grew up in a house with four sisters, my mother and father.

My sisters and I are all so different yet so alike. It’s very hard to tell where we get many of our great qualities from. What I do know for a fact is that we all compliment one another very well and can execute projects like no other. We are a very crafty and hands-on family.

Parties, cooking, baking, babies, home, health, fitness and fashion is the usual table talk we can’t get enough of. There is just so much to go around with so many of us.

I myself am super OCD. I absolutely love organizing and designing. Real-life Tetris is the name of my game!

With that being said, I live off of lists and daydream all day of how I can better my family’s lifestyle and home. I spend hours exploring products and searching for the best.

I am all about QUALITY, QUALITY, QUALITY and economic prices. If there is something better (per my own standards) and cheaper, I WILL FIND IT!!!

I go for what I believe is the best or the nicest whether it cost me .99cents or $1,000. I totally disregard brands and trends. I rather challenge them.

At the end of the day my priorities are my husband, son and the tranquility of our home. Home to me is a healthy place where I can go to at the end of the day to find peace, love, safety and most importantly, GOD.

Entrepreneur

My past working experiences and desire to grow make me the Entrepreneur I am today, not my Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration: Entrepreneurship.

Don’t get me wrong, I am very proud to have my degree and highly grateful for the education I have received. However, I am one of the many college graduates whose degree has gotten them absolutely nowhere. I was completely lost after graduation in regards to finding a job that I was “qualified” for. There are no such positions or internships for “Entrepreneurs”.

Unlike nursing, teaching, engineering, etc. there just isn’t a direct path for “Entrepreneurship”. I was always over or under qualified for any positions I came across that would have lead me to a corporate career. Perhaps I didn’t search well.

I did very much enjoy and appreciate my core classes in college, which provided me with the experience necessary to expand my mind and do what I do today.

I was previously employed in the Fast-Food industry for five years towards the end of high school and throughout all of college. Meanwhile, I also consulted in real estate and later became a Realtor. I decided to make a move towards the corporate world when I was offered a position as a Visual Merchandizing lead for a large retailer. I was later offered the role of Director of Business Development and Growth for a large real estate franchise. 

I now solely take on project based jobs. I assist in the development, creation and growth of small business and lead projects for larger ones including real estate.

Being an Entrepreneur to me means having a passion for businesses and their growth as a whole and not being attached to a specific product or business. I see “business” otherwise known to me as OPPORTUNITIES everywhere and anywhere.

Bring me a product or idea and I will help you grow it!