Welcome home, this is where you are supposed to be, this is your TIME, and our paths crossing at this moment in time is not by chance. I thank you for SPENDING some of your 1440 with me. I appreciate and value your time as much as I hope you do.

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From humble beginnings, my journey unfolded through perseverance and dedication. Starting at the age of 12, I worked in my family's small business, which initially started off doing clean-up jobs for customers who were disposing of their stuff. During these clean-up jobs, my father had the foresight to collect furniture that people were getting rid of. He rented a garage that we utilized to store the furniture until we had enough to open a used furniture store. One pickup truck turned into three 24-26 feet moving trucks, and the one used furniture store we started with grew into two large new furniture stores. I handled moving jobs and furniture delivery until I was 21. This early experience taught me the value of hard work, but it also introduced me to the challenge of balancing numerous responsibilities.

Transitioning into corporate life, I joined The New York Times as a Telemarketer. Here, I faced significant struggles with time management. Juggling multiple projects and meeting tight deadlines often left me overwhelmed and frustrated. I found myself working late hours, constantly battling a growing pile of unfinished tasks, and feeling stuck in my career.

Determined to change my situation, I embarked on a journey of self-improvement. I delved into the principles of Project Management and Time Management, learning how to prioritize tasks, set realistic goals, and manage my time more effectively. This transformation didn't happen overnight; it was a gradual process filled with trial and error. But slowly, I began to see results. My productivity increased, I completed projects on time, and my confidence grew. Over time, I soared through the ranks to become a Director.