My story
01 / Before
I tried literally every job.
None of them felt like mine. I wanted financial freedom. I didn't want a boss. I wanted to travel and get paid to do it.
And I got it stuck in my head: if all these other people can make money online, there has to be a way for me to do it too.
- Ski instructor
- Hostess
- Server
- Sales
- Selling coconut water
- Retail
- Celebrity fashion PR
- Social media
02 / My first 90 days
I'd done it once before.
I bought a $4,000 course because it had a money back guarantee. If I jumped through all their hoops and didn't make my investment back, they'd have to refund me. I took it as a personal challenge.
The first 30 days were terrible. I wanted to quit a million times, but I stuck with it because I knew I finally needed to stick with something.
Before the end of month three I had my first $10K month. I built a health and wellness page to over 90,000 followers, got it down to about 10 hours of work a week, and did that for about two years.
03 / Lost
Then I stopped.
I'd built something that worked, but I didn't feel any purpose or passion in it. Life got in the way and I stopped working.
Then I got stuck. There were so many options that I never really chose anything. I'd start something, stop, start something else. A million times. Meanwhile I couldn't keep up with my lifestyle, and I felt lost and left behind.
“Why would I force myself into one life when I feel like I could live a million?”
04 / Why 90 days
I was scared of commitment.
I've tried to be consistent a million times. But I was always scared to set a goal, because it felt like it trapped me into living one life when I wanted to live a million different ones. So I'd leap from one project to the next.
My first 90 day challenge changed that. Ninety days doesn't feel like a life sentence. It's just long enough.
Too short to see results. It's where you lay the groundwork. You usually don't see the fruits of your labor until after day 30.
Three months is nothing in the grand scheme of your life, but three months of intentional focus is long enough to see a major change.
Feels too far away. A goal that long can set you up to quit before you ever get there.
05 / Day 01, again
So I gave myself 90 days. Again.
This time I had proof. I'd done it once, so I knew I could do it again.
In summer 2026 I locked in and challenged myself publicly to make $100K in 90 days with AI. It was a random goal. I just wanted to see if I could do it, and document every single step.
06 / Day 90
I didn't hit $100K. I'm not done.
Consistency isn't perfect. Some days I had 12 hours to work. Some days all I had was five minutes of thinking time. Five minutes of intentional focus is still better than zero.
So I just kept showing up. Stay solution oriented. Try to get 1% better every day.
By day 90 I'd made $72,540, the most I've ever made in that amount of time. I'm still going until I hit $100K, and I'm documenting all of it.