The sweatpants CEO is a real person. Hi. 👋
Former teacher. Mom of twin toddlers. Builder of communities, ads, and an unreasonable number of free tools.

How I got here
The first Meta ads course I took told me I needed to spend at least $100 a day to get results. I did it. I had no idea what I was doing, and I flushed that money straight down the toilet.
Every course after that felt like it was written in a different language. Nobody was teaching ads for someone like me — a complete beginner with a small budget who just wanted to know what to actually do.
So I kept posting instead. And posting. And watching my Stripe app at the end of the day seeing nothing, while people posting way less were somehow making sales.
Eventually I stopped waiting for someone to teach me and figured it out myself. Made expensive mistakes. Learned what actually matters. And realized the real strategy for a beginner is SO much simpler than anyone makes it sound.
When I launched my first paid community, The Ads Corner, it hit 266 paying members in six weeks. No free group first. No massive following.
That experience became its own thing I teach now, inside The Skool Scaling Squad.
These days my whole world is two communities, a handful of tools, and a method that lets all of it run without me being glued to my phone. Usually in sweatpants.
What I believe
"Pick one system. Ignore the rest."
Doing everything is not a strategy. One clear system that works beats fifty tactics you barely touch.
"Small budgets are not a disadvantage."
They force you to learn what actually matters.
"Ads buy data. Sales pages make money."
Knowing which job is whose changes everything.
"Charge from day one."
Free groups attract browsers. Paid communities attract people who show up.
The non-business stuff
- Twin toddlers run this household. I just pay the ad bills.
- Yes, I really do work in sweatpants. The name isn't a metaphor.
- Former teacher, which is why everything I make has actual lesson plans behind it.
- I'm a hot mess without my calendar and I've made peace with that.