I'm doing my best to haul ass one thing instead of half ass a bunch of things

In a creative business, there's often this tricky period where you're going from hobby business to business business.

Women are not my competition but my cheerleaders as I am to them.

Building those creative networks with genuine excitement for others' achievement does nothing but help you and is the only way forward.

Every women's success is your success too.

It's this internalized misogyny that tells us that there is this finite amount of success and that someone else's accomplishment is ultimately your demise. Which is bullshit.

Ironically we are told from birth that all women are our competition and it's a very toxic environment.

Women have historically been discouraged from entering creative fields because it's inherently competitive.

I'm a twice uni dropout

That's what I do when I don't do what I do.

Try not to make mistakes twice.

Done is better than perfect. There's probably 100 spelling mistakes in this slideshow.

Rule: Must love puppies.

We open doors and we remove barriers.

We started making all this noise, which is pretty much my only skill in the world.

As long as you work hard and you're not willing to accept no you'll be fine.

Every obstacle that ever came up, I found a new way around it. A way that no one else had ever done before and it was because I had no idea about the way people were meant to do it. I just wanted it.

Every obstacle that ever came up, I found a new way around it.

People like you and I, can see things that other people can't.

Creatives CAN BE the best leaders in the world.

Creativity is nothing without commerce.

My hard work prevailed over all of the people, with all of the skill, and all of the talent in the world.

Connections always win, talent doesn't. That's a fact!

Burn your boats.

It was all about building relationships — and spamming.