Just one opportunity

All I need is one opportunity—for someone to truly experience the products I pour my heart into. Not just to make a sale, but to share the testimonies that have been so generously gifted back to me by those who’ve used them. Because once you’ve tried them—really felt them—you’ll understand.

I’m honestly envious of the products I sell. Not because I’m boasting about my brand or chasing numbers, but because every customer gets to enjoy something I’ve been so privileged to create. The bath salts that soak away your stress, the serum that brings tired hair back to life, the facial oil that transforms skin, and the muscle recovery blend that still surprises me with how well it works.

Each product was born from curiosity, experimentation, and a desire to heal. What came from that process was nothing short of a beautiful surprise—real relief, visible results, and deep satisfaction.

What many don’t see are the days and nights I spend on the production line. Bottling, mixing, labeling—every single step done with care. Then there are the long hours behind the website, trying to get every detail just right, fighting with unreliable Wi-Fi, hotspotting from my phone, praying the connection holds long enough to upload a product or send out an order confirmation.

This is not a 9-to-5. It’s a heartbeat, and I give it everything.

I know that building a brand, building a company, takes time. And I’ve realized something: the more you give, the more… you give. Not necessarily the more you get, but the more you're called to show up, to trust, and to keep pushing.

I’ve asked myself countless times:
“Am I doing this social media thing right?”
“Am I actually living my brand?”

And the truth is—yes, I am.
Even when it’s hard. Even when sales are slow.

Trust me, this new facial oil and the hand superblend have me doing wheel spins of joy in my workspace. They’re that good. And just when I start to question whether I should go back to a traditional job, a sale comes through. A sign. A reminder.

Of course, not every moment is smooth. There are frustrations, too, like when customers place an order and don’t follow through with collection or payment. It’s infuriating, especially when I’ve taken the time to make the product, bottle it, and lovingly package it. It’s a lot of energy, and it matters.

But I remind myself why I started.
Not to sell, but to share healing, deliver results, and build something that feels real and rooted in care.

So if you're reading this—thank you for being here.
All I need is one opportunity. One try. One moment for you to feel what I’ve felt.

Because once you do, I know you’ll understand.