How a curious IT graduate turned into a remote freelancer.
I graduated with a BS in Information Technology with a clear feeling: a degree alone wouldn't get me where I wanted to go. The careers I admired — global brands, remote work, real impact — needed practical, paid skills that nobody teaches in a classroom.
So I started learning. Google Digital Garage, HubSpot, Shopify Partner Academy, an advanced digital marketing program — one certification at a time. I took my first marketing role at Econex, leading organic sales and team training in the health & wellness space.
That was the moment freelancing stopped being a "maybe one day" idea. I'd seen how marketing actually moves a business — and I wanted to do it for brands all over the world, on my own terms.
