At 22 years old, I earned my degree in Business Administration and Accounting with

one simple mindset:

“I love math, numbers… and I’m going to make money.”

Like many people beginning their professional journey, I believed financial success was mainly about income, budgeting, accounting, and understanding taxes.

Back then, I could teach you how to create a budgeting ledger and properly file taxes — and I was proud of the education and structure I had built

for myself early in life.

But over time, entrepreneurship, motherhood, and real-life experiences taught me something much deeper:

There is a major difference between making money and strategically building lasting wealth.

Today, as a mother of six and lifelong entrepreneur, I’m grateful for every lesson, challenge, and opportunity that shaped my understanding of financial planning, protection, and legacy differently.