Right now, one of my main focuses is on Girlstrip, which has become my biggest passion project. I’m working on it with my incredible business partner, Darcie. Together, we’re building a creative agency and discovery platform that’s girls first, but not girls only. There’s so much more to come with it, think brand campaigns, mentoring/upskilling, events and parties and it’s something I feel really proud of. Stay tuned #GIRLSTRIP

Alongside that, I work as a creative consultant, social strategist and content creator, helping brands/people grow massively and connect with their target audiences. I also give everyone the fear by shoving my mic in their face and asking silly questions. But fr though I’m building out my skills as an interviewer big time. I love conversations and talking and getting to the bottom of things, whether it’s with artists, designers, celebrities, or just people on the street and honestly, I love that, but next year we’re going for longer and having more in-depth interviews.

When I was younger, I didn’t really think about what it meant to be a girl, it just felt like something I happened to be. As I’ve grown older, I’ve realised it’s a kind of superpower you can’t fully describe, you just feel it and just know it.

I remember the moment I started feeling like a woman and not a girl, it was when I made a really difficult decision to leave my teenage sweetheart and choose myself instead. It was soo painful, but it marked the start of my independence and self-growth. It made me feel like one of those sexy women you see in films or read about who take a massive leap for their own good.

I know that feeling will keep evolving as I grow. Maybe one day I’ll feel it again when I become a mother, or even later when I’m older, passing wisdom down to younger women. I already feel that sense of purpose with the girls i mentor now, it’s a womanly feeling to help someone else grow. It’s just a feeling man, I don’t know what else to tell you.