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This time last year I paid @fairybrandmuva_ $350 for @WriterBlockPro E-book services. (That price has quadrupled now, you know that lol.)
That $350 investment changed my entire year. I released my E-book in January, @canva made me a paid affiliate in February. I thought the E-book was as far as I’d take Canva. I’ve been using it to brand Queen JaT Customs since 2017. Honestly, didn’t think anyone cared about it.
In July @xo_makalla randomly asked me “sis would you ever teach someone how to use Canva?” I want you to train my social media team. She paid me for trainings for both her businesses, tagged me, posted me and recommended me to absolutely anybody that would listen. STILL DOES. 
I’m crying as I’m typing this I’m so shook.. I’ve taught 36 one on one Canva classes to date. A $350 investment made me over $20,000 in passive income during a pandemic. This was a hobby, a side hustle, and it made me over 20 bands bruh. I started a whole new business. 
I’ve been very vocal all year about how much anxiety and stress Queen JaT Customs has caused me due to the pandemic. Lace shortage, higher prices, less customers, no inventory. I actually stopped making wigs for a few months and let Canva carry me. I was miserable.
In August I moved into a high rise and if it wasn’t for my sis I would’ve never had a suite. I’ve cried in your chair about being discouraged, you told me to shut up and you went out your way to promote my Canva class and pay for yours. Forever grateful for you, @Stargirlmorgz 
Moved in the suite, wigs picked back up, classes slowed down. Classes & wigs slowed picked up, E-book sales and design services picked up. I designed a restaurant menu, learned how to do locs. 2020 brought out the hustler in me, fr.
$53,760 is what my small black business — Queen JaT Customs made this year.
Y’all.....between both of my businesses
I MADE 70K IN A PANORAMIC.
Grateful isn’t even enough to describe the way I feel.
Y’all.....between both of my businesses
I MADE 70K IN A PANORAMIC.
Grateful isn’t even enough to describe the way I feel.
