I joined this space as an author about 8 years ago. I was going through college and I honestly had never felt so alone. My entire family had moved from the state, so there was so going "home". I didn't have any friends in my major, I didn't know anyone in the city, and my boyfriend was still living in a different town. I went into this season of my life filled with ambition, drive, and the desire to learn -- yet I was having an extremely hard time connecting to my professors, "mentors", and peers. 

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I felt like I was stumbling over these first experiences alone, and whenever I needed help people were like, "welcome to the real world kid." It felt like I couldn't make friends to save my life, I was begging businesses to let me work for free just so I could get some experience, and I had never felt so wrong in my entire life. Coming from an honors student and competitive athlete -- feeling behind the ball wasn't something I was used to. 

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At this time I was scouring the internet trying to find resources for girls in my position. I wanted help on how to magically become a successful career woman overnight. Or at the very least, how to at least become a functioning adult in my early 20's. Long story short, I couldn't find what I was looking for, so I wrote it myself. I created guides, resources, and noted every tip I used to build myself and career. 

May I present to you, Future Boss Lady, now available on Amazon Prime.