For years, I thrived as a TV journalist—commanding attention on camera, delivering news with confidence, and telling stories that mattered. But when I stepped into entrepreneurship, I hit a wall.

I had the skills, but no one knew who I was. My content went unnoticed, I second-guessed everything I said on video, and I felt invisible in a crowded market. Worse, the polished, authoritative style I’d mastered in TV didn’t translate to connecting with an online audience. I had to unlearn everything and start from scratch—just like so many of the entrepreneurs I now help.

Everything changed when I leaned into what I knew best: video. But this time, I approached it differently. I learned how to show up as me—not as a reporter, but as a real, relatable business owner.

That shift landed me TV segments, podcast interviews, and speaking gigs—positioning me as the go-to expert. Within a year, my business hit six figures, and clients started coming to me.

That’s when other entrepreneurs started asking:  How do you do that?

Camera Confident was born.