My creative streak was obvious when I fell in love with playing musical instruments at a young age. This eventually led to me starting my university career studying towards a music degree majoring in performance trumpet. As a 19-year-old, I was fortunate enough to be in an orchestra that played for Nelson Mandela in Wellington, New Zealand. I switched degrees and graduated with degrees in law and criminology. This was driven by my desire to help those in need – particularly children who were caught in the middle of their parents separating. I also developed an interest in computers and technology when I was about 12-years-old, when I managed to persuade my parents to buy me a computer for my 12th birthday – that’s a 1980s computer! This interest in computers was maintained throughout high school and into my university career. It resulted in me being able to learn new software and online platforms quickly. My legal experience and interest in technology have provided me with the ideal skillset that’s well utilised as a business owner. These skills and knowledge serve my clients (and myself!) extremely well.