With all the extra freetime me and my friends acquired during the lockdown we decided to put ourselves out there and start our own business. We landed on starting a clothing brand seeing it as an approachable business to start as our first. With zero expectations we launched a Shopify store, used Printful print on-demand, and started marketing on TikTok.

Little did we know that two weeks in we would go viral and the business would grow into the six figures over the next year and a half.

After a fall from grace, I landed an opportunity to be on a small team that was brought on to help bring a local app startup into the public eye. Essentially, I was tasked with doing the same thing with Nigh that I had done with DUMBCLUB. And I did. Within the first 6 weeks I had taken their abissmal 90 followers to nearly ten-thousand.

This is a solution I made for the Office of Advancement at CU Boulder to more efficiently share their contact information with potential donors.

After I heard that they were getting ready to spend nearly $50 per employee for the service, I took the opportunity to interject and say, "I can do the same thing for about $8 a month for as many employees as you want." They gave me a week to give a project demo, after which I got the go ahead to spend my time and resources to make it the real deal for them to use in the field.

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