What’s your favorite T.E.A.?

I crafted a natural hair product line without harsh toxic chemicals. My friend’s beauty salons were the first ones to experience my beauty products. Now they are in Whole Foods! They are so excited to support me!

I have the flexibility, freedom, independence, and my own schedule to travel back and forth to Haiti with my fiance, since we plan to have a family soon.

I am connecting an international team with more personal fulfillment than working for someone else.”

When people think about Native American businesses, they tend to think about casinos or crafts. Challenging their perceptions about my story in my one-woman play, I’m proudly a lesbian and Native American. I’m grateful to be an artist and business woman, putting myself out there after a decade of hiding out.”

Instead of trying to get a job transitioning from a man to a woman, I started my own business to continue to work with computers. As a transgender nonbinary person, I still have my old assigned name and gender on my driver’s license. My customers appreciate me for what I do fixing their computers online.”

I  can create an organization for young girls and get funding in the US.