Show Them Success

I have always been creative. I remember having a conversation with my Dad growing up about my dream job.  I was maybe 14 or 15 and I had this vision of me living in NYC designing store front windows.  In high school I worked for a local frame shop, Picture This.  I got to redesign the store front window with chosen pieces to highlight that month, it was such a joy.  To create a familiar space into something new was exciting and rewarding.  Giving new life to a space changes the mood, changes thought and changes inspiration.

Throughout college I bartended and waitressed.  I have loved working in the hospitality industry.  I always enjoyed customer service and meeting new people.  After college I worked for a government agency, always finding myself volunteering on committees for employee engagement.

I am very thankful I took the leap, with the help of a push to start PTPT, tiny tents.  It has been nothing but fun.  Creating new themes, new décor, and new fun!  Tiny Tents have been a blast for my kids as well.  They help me gather and organize for deliveries.  Occasionally one of them will ride with me to pick up.  I think it is important for kids to know what we do, how to act with customers and how to get involved in our community.  Show them success, which always comes with trials and tribulations. Very cliché but “if you love what you do, you will never work a day in your life.”