Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

Rock Bottom Wasn’t a Dramatic Crash It Was a Slow Exhausting Fade

No huge event. Just days of waking up flat, overworked, underpaid, and quietly questioning everything.

I was smart, multi- skilled, talented, creative and still barely surviving.

The worst part? I knew I had something to give.

But Even When I Had Nothing I Had Vision

I didn’t have investors. Or a mentor.

But I had taste. Skills, a brand voice, notes, a spark, and a vision.

I made the logo before I felt legit.

I painted the artworks before I had interest.

I planned the experience before I had a customers.

Not what everyone else is doing Not what feels “safe.”

Just that feeling in your gut that says, “This is me.”

I started with vibes. With energy.

With curated moments and captions that sounded like I already made it.

Looking back, I wouldn’t erase the struggle.

Sip & Sass came from those low points.

Built with scraps of confidence, clips of old dreams, and a very strong vision board.