Still Showing Up

Because no one claps in the middle but that doesn’t mean it’s not working.

The middle didn’t go viral. It just went on and so did I.

There Were Weeks Where It Felt Like No One Was Watching

Despite having no likes or bookings,

I continued with my dream, questioning everything along the way.

You hear about the beginning “just start!” and the big wins “we sold out!”

But no one glamorises the middle.

The part where you’re posting content into the void.

Trying to build a brand. But that’s the part that builds the muscle. The voice. The clarity. The grit.

I was consistent because I’m disciplined.

I was consistent because I believed something would click.

That one class would lead to two. That someone, somewhere, would feel the energy and say yes.

Sip & Sass wasn’t built on viral moments,

It was built in quiet hours, long nights, and blogs I wasn’t sure anyone would read.

Every small move, every tiny risk, didn’t look big at the time,

but together, they added up to momentum.

Even if it’s quiet and people don’t get it yet,

even if your bank account is judging your dreams,

if it feels like yours and like home, don’t stop.

The quiet isn’t a sign to quit; it’s a chance to get really, really good.