Through that work, I contributed to tourism conversations, built campaigns, and even served on national boards. All of which I am proud of.

In 2021, I moved to Canada for my master’s degree. Between 2021 and 2023, I won six scholarships and soon began helping over 25,000 immigrants navigate admissions, scholarships, and major life transitions. From the outside, everything seemed to be progressing upward. Yet in 2022, while studying and working a 9–5 to support myself, I quietly entered the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle. That season humbled me. It forced me to confront a deeper question: was I building wealth, or simply earning income?

I got married in 2024. Before I got married, I told my husband something that had lived in my heart for years: I want to build generational wealth. Not just income. Not just survival. But structure, legacy, and long-term freedom. That decision marked a turning point. I began studying investments seriously, building disciplined saving systems, tracking my net worth, and investing intentionally. Not emotionally. Not randomly. Strategically.

In 2025, we welcomed our first child, and clarity intensified. That same year, I secured a brand partnership with Wealthsimple, which reinforced something I had come to believe deeply: preparation and alignment matter. In 2026, I bought my child’s first investment and documented the journey publicly, not to impress, but to teach. Because for me, wealth building is not theory. It is lived experience.