🎤 Event Host & Strategist
🩵 Founder: @JacksonvilleBestie
👛💸 Women curated recurring events
DM me "authority" to host your first event
in 90 days or less
No degree but still became an engineer 😌
Follow your bestie for more nonsense and I do mean NONSENSE
Not planners. Not coordinators. Not “just someone who likes to host.”
Curators. Women who build rooms on purpose, who know exactly what kind of energy they want in the space, who understand that a paid ticket isn’t a barrier to community, it’s the filter that creates it.
If you’ve been calling yourself a planner because it felt safer, or downplaying what you do because you haven’t figured out how to charge for it yet, this is your corner of the internet.
We talk about real numbers here. Real budgets. Real sponsor conversations. Real event structures that work in cities that aren’t New York or LA.
The women who get results in this space aren’t the ones with the biggest followings or the fanciest venues. They’re the ones who decided to stop waiting for permission and put a date on the calendar.
That’s who I build with. If that’s you, you’re in the right place.
If you want the free event audit that shows you exactly where to start, comment SPRINT below and I’ll DM you everything you need to launch in 30 days or less
Your sponsors should be just as excited to work with you as you are them, if not we’ve gotta fix the brand fit
Comment SPONSORS and I’ll send you the link to my free training to teach you how to find, pitch, and lock in with brands that you actually love
By this point I’ve tried almost every way to land sponsors
And you know what works best?
Meeting people in person!
Partnerships are relationships and talking with people face to face is one of the fastest ways to build those relationships!
If you want the full rundown of how to pitch in person comment SPONSORS and I’ll send you the link for my training
You’ve been the one who plans the group trip, coordinates the girls dinner, remembers everyone’s birthday, and makes sure nobody feels left out. Your whole life.
And you’ve done all of it for free because that’s just what you do. That’s just who you are.
What if that exact skill, the one you’ve been giving away since you were the kid who organized the neighborhood, is worth nine hundred and ninety nine dollars a month in recurring revenue?
Not someday when you have a bigger platform. Not after you figure out the legal stuff. Right now, with the network you already have, in the city you already live in.
The private film reel you’ve been playing in your head, the one where you pick your kid up at 3:30 with zero financial guilt, where you get a bank notification that finally paid for your time, that’s not a fantasy. That’s just what happens when you stop organizing for free and start building something with a date, a price, and a plan.
If you want the full breakdown of how to get your first paid event launched in 30 days, comment SPRINT below and I’ll send it straight to your DMs.
You coordinated the venue, handled the vendors, made sure the music was right, greeted every single person at the door, and then you cleaned up alone after everyone left.
And you did it for free.
This isn’t because you didn’t deserve to get paid. But because some time ago you got the idea that charging would ruin what you built, that your people would feel like a transaction instead of a community.
That’s the thing nobody talks about. The host is always the last one to get paid, and a lot of times she never does.
You’ve been doing the hardest part of this, the showing up, the coordinating, the remembering everyone’s name, and leaving money on the table every single month because nobody told you charging is actually what makes it a real community.
Your guests pay for brunch. They pay for pilates. They’ll pay for your event too, and the ones who won’t were never really your community anyway.
If you want me to audit your event plan and show you exactly where your event is leaving money on the table, comment SPRINT below and I’ll let’s chat.