quit our jobs to start a company
2 years ago we came up with the idea. 1.5 years after working on it and working my full time corporate job in entertainment i quit to focus on this full time.
and yesterday WE LAUNCHED.
Over the years, I’ve seen so many people post their journeys about starting a company, quitting their jobs, finding their passion, etc etc and I always thought wow that’s so cool and I’m kinda jealous and I hope and wish one day I can be doing that too.
So just like all of those people, I want to share the BTS of this entire experience because it’s scary, confusing, exciting, and no experience is the same.
X Hannah
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Starting a business after quitting a traditional job can be one of the most transformative experiences in life, as our journey clearly shows. Two years ago, we brainstormed an idea for an accessories company, and for 1.5 years, we balanced the challenge of working our full-time jobs while developing the products after hours. This dual effort was demanding but vital in refining our vision and ensuring we were ready for the leap. A significant part of our success was perseverance and attention to detail. For example, we created around 100 molds before perfecting exactly what we wanted. This process wasn’t just about persistence but also about embracing trial, error, and learning at every step. Finding the right manufacturer was another key milestone, solidifying our ability to scale production while maintaining quality. Our story also emphasizes the emotional and psychological aspects of quitting a steady job to pursue entrepreneurship. It’s normal to feel scared and confused, but these feelings don’t have to hold you back. We were inspired by countless stories from others who had done the same, which made the path seem more attainable. Sharing behind-the-scenes experiences not only keeps us grounded but helps others by providing real, authentic insights into the journey. If you’re considering quitting your job to start a business, remember it’s important to prepare by validating your idea, understanding your market, and building a support network. Financial planning and setting realistic milestones can help smooth the transition. Most importantly, staying passionate and adaptable will help navigate the inevitable ups and downs. We hope our story encourages others to follow their dreams and realize that while entrepreneurship is a bumpy road, the rewards of creating something of your own and living your passion are worth the effort. Keep learning, stay focused, and celebrate each small victory on your journey to launching your dream company.






So happy for yall! I hope to finally start taking myself and my business seriously as well. I’m almost thereðŸ˜