I've always been a dreamer. But somewhere along the way, I stopped dreaming and started settling. I got tired of working so freaking hard and just barely making it. I knew there had to be more.

More than scraping by.
More than saying “no” to the life I actually wanted.

I had to move through the guilt of wanting more.
To believe that wanting a big, beautiful life doesn’t make me selfish—it makes me full.
And when I’m full, I can overflow into others like never before.

It’s okay to want the house where the kids don’t all share a room.
It’s okay to want a car that fits the whole family "comfortably".
It’s okay to want a bank account that lets you give, build, travel, rest.

I started with $20 and a flea market table. No savings, no fancy business plan—just a tiny dream and a deep-down knowing that we were made for more.

Within six months, we went from selling our children’s toys to renting a building. A few months after that, we took another leap and moved into a bigger space. And then the impossible happened: my husband left his corporate job. This little dream—this messy, uncertain, heart-driven dream—became the thing that set our family free.

We didn’t wait for the perfect moment. We started where we were. We took the next right step. And we believed that even the smallest dream could change everything.

And it did.

So imagine what you could do with a BIG Dream.

We’re still building. Still dreaming. And we’re just getting started.

Because money doesn’t change who you are—it amplifies what's already within you.

I’ve always been thankful. But deep down, I knew:
I’m made for more.
Not to chase it endlessly… but to align with it.

When you know what you want,
you stop settling.
You start believing.
And that changes everything.

You were never meant to live stuck.

You were never meant to settle.
You were made to move mountains—and live the life of your dreams.