If my story says anything about how I work for my clients, when something doesn’t work, I don’t give up…
I started a Virtual Assistant business in February of 2022 while sitting at my desk in a corporate job in NYC. I randomly learned through a Tik Tok that it was even possibe for women like me to do soemthing like that, so I said “what the hell.”
Eight months later I was booked out with clients and so confident in my business that I quit my 9-5 and left NYC. However, I soon realized how much I hated the work I was doing and the clients I worked with (big shock.)
After some soul searching, I rebranded into an OBM and learned how f***ing hard client acquistion was. I spent 6 months trying to land clients to no avail. I got really desperate and started to spiral. Through that spiral my idea for The Match Lab was born.
The Match Lab was a client, support, collaborator and referral partner matching system I created as a solution to the problem I was facing myself. My idea gained lots of interest, traction and investment. When I launched it within 2 months I had 70 members and on the outside that was AMAZING. Yeah… no it wasn’t. I was burning out way too quickly for something I just launched.
I made the difficult decision to pause it, and re-launch stronger later down the road. That failed-ish experience gave me so much wisdom about entrepreneurship I didn’t have before. It gave me the push I needed to pick up my operations business again but on my own terms in my own way… not the way I thought it was supposed to be.
Here I am now, stepping into my operations and project management expertise fully and unapologetically, the way I always should have! Serving women doing big things as their partners who are just as invested and care jsut as much as themselves.
There’s nothing I love more than getting to know my fellow business girls.
Let’s get on a coffee chat! 🤭 And no, it will not be to pitch you (I hate that.) At most, I want to learn about what you do, what your journey was like, how it’s going, exciting things you have coming up and how I can support you for free. That may look like sending you resources, sharing your name to my network or giving you operational tips and tricks. Community is about helping each other, not transfering dollars.