My credit journey started at just 8 years old, watching my mom and a family friend cut up credit cards that had gone to collections. By 16, I was deep into learning everything I could about credit, teaching friends and family as I went. At 17, I helped my first client—a woman struggling with collections, late payments, and high utilization. By 18, I put my knowledge into action, securing my first credit card and leveraging credit age from my mom’s account. That same year, I graduated high school and became the youngest Home Theater Sales Lead at Best Buy, managing an $8 million department.

At 19, I financed my first car with a credit score of 730+ and secured a 3.99% auto loan. That same year, my mom and I purchased a $272,000 home—our first after 16 years in apartments since immigrating from Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

Now, at 27, I’ve spent over a decade helping clients rebuild their credit and achieve financial freedom. My business is dedicated to empowering Black women, who make up 80% of my clientele.A Core Mission of my business is to empower black women who make up 80% of my clientele. In the last 90 days alone, I’ve helped over 50 Black women join the 700+ Credit Club.