

"Who am I now?" I spent years of my life operating a certain way, and I was ready to say goodbye to that era and that version of me. One day I'd be locked into my career growth, the next day I'm having a menty b. I felt like I should just be grateful for everything I have and everything I created so far in my life. OMG the guilt. What was wrong with me? I have the success. I have the stability. But the one thing I don't have is the freedom. I wanted to make money while I sleep. If everyone else on the internet was doing it, so could I.
When I found out an online business could give me that freedom, I was sold.
Now I have a $10M online business, and I do actually make money while I sleep.
It's my mission, my purpose, and my greatest desire to share everything I did to get to $10M selling digital products and coaching offers. I'm sharing everything I'm doing now to grow. We are on this journey together. I want you to free yourself for your own well-being, your family, and your future just like I did.
It's 2012, and the "make money online" industry is getting popular. I see people just like me making 6, 7, and even 8 figures selling digital products, courses, coaching, and consulting. They are their own boss. They can work from wherever they want, whenever they want. They use automated sales funnels to scale for their freedom, their family, and their future. They literally make money while they sleep. OMG, I want to do that.
If I could just make the same amount as my corporate salary, I could quit my job and then focus on my business full time. That's the goal. That's what I'm going to do. I'm going to invest in courses, coaching, and mentors so I can learn from people who are already doing it. I could probably figure it out on my own, but that would take me years, and I'm ready to do this now. If I end up making more than that, whatever. I just need to replace my salary.

This is "Corporate Malorie". This photo was taken in 2012 right when my Millennial Career Crisis was beginning.
For years, I've shown up at my job as the person who usually knows what they are doing (and if I didn't, I just figured it out). My employer valued me enough to pay me. On social media? I worry that I don't have anything valuable to share or sell. I worry people won't follow along or buy.
I miss the girl I was before I got the degrees, the family, the career. The free-spirited energy. The excitement for what's next. The magic. The way I built my life and especially my family changed my life so much for the better. I'm so happy I got married and had kids. But a part of me just turned grey. I felt like stone on the inside. Roles. Responsibilities. Natural expectations. I'm mourning the part of me I lost and can't wait to get back.
They say life works on divine timing and there are no mistakes. But this can't be it. I know there is more. I just can't get to that more without freeing myself from my current career. I give 8-10 hours of my day to building someone else's dream and taking care of everyone elses needs so I have very little left to give to mine. I know I haven't reached my fullest potential yet. There is so much more.

I fear selling an offer like a digital product, course, coaching offer, or consulting offer because I'm not sure if the knowledge I already have from my education, career, and side passions is valuable enough to package up and charge for. Then, I remember that my employer is already paying me for my "packaged knowledge". It's just the way I packaged it up requires me to trade my time for money and show up to work Monday-Friday. I just need to package up the same knowledge or different knowledge I already have into digital products, courses, coaching, or consulting.

Going through my millennial career crisis and having a menty b doesn't mean I'm incompetent or don't have value to share that others will pay for. I think so many people who have built the life that they were "supposed to" are still seeking more. I think so many people fear starting an online business so they can "make money while they sleep" because they are afraid people are going to view them as ungrateful, unstable, or confused. I believe this is a big reason why so many people struggle with mental health, stress, and anxiety. They judge and shame their own experience and think no one else is going through anything. The most liberating thing I can do and the strongest thing I can do is be all of me and share it with others unapologetically. I need to package what I already know, sell my offers, and give myself the freedom I'm craving to get back to being me.
I'm going to share the journey along the way because documenting and creating is a way for me to heal and discover myself. I know that anyone who is going through a transition will be able to relate and find value in my sharing how I'm working through my Millennial Career Crisis.
Here, right now in 2026, I'm often asked if I am still in my Millennial Career Crisis. My answer is yes. I pray that I am always career-confused because that means I'm growing. And if I'm growing, I'm living. Isn't that what life is all about?
It's 2012, and the "make money online" industry is getting popular. I see people just like me making 6, 7, and even 8 figures selling digital products, courses, coaching, and consulting. They are their own boss. They can work from wherever they want, whenever they want. They use automated sales funnels to scale for their freedom, their family, and their future. They literally make money while they sleep. OMG, I want to do that.
If I could just make the same amount as my corporate salary, I could quit my job and then focus on my business full time. That's the goal. That's what I'm going to do. I'm going to invest in courses, coaching, and mentors so I can learn from people who are already doing it. I could probably figure it out on my own, but that would take me years, and I'm ready to do this now. If I end up making more than that, whatever. I just need to replace my salary.

This is "Corporate Malorie". This photo was taken in 2012 right when my Millennial Career Crisis was beginning.
For years, I've shown up at my job as the person who usually knows what they are doing (and if I didn't, I just figured it out). My employer valued me enough to pay me. On social media? I worry that I don't have anything valuable to share or sell. I worry people won't follow along or buy.
I miss the girl I was before I got the degrees, the family, the career. The free-spirited energy. The excitement for what's next. The magic. The way I built my life and especially my family changed my life so much for the better. I'm so happy I got married and had kids. But a part of me just turned grey. I felt like stone on the inside.
Roles. Responsibilities. Natural expectations. I'm mourning the part of me I lost and can't wait to get back.
They say life works on divine timing and there are no mistakes. But this can't be it. I know there is more. I just can't get to that more without freeing myself from my current career. I give 8-10 hours of my day to building someone else's dream and taking care of everyone else's needs, so I have very little left to give to mine. I know I haven't reached my fullest potential yet. There is so much more.

I fear selling an offer like a digital product, course, coaching offer, or consulting offer because I'm not sure if the knowledge I already have from my education, career, and side passions is valuable enough to package up and charge for. Then, I remember that my employer is already paying me for my "packaged knowledge". It's just the way I packaged it up requires me to trade my time for money and show up to work Monday-Friday. I just need to package up the same knowledge or different knowledge I already have into digital products, courses, coaching, or consulting.

Going through my millennial career crisis and having a menty b doesn't mean I'm incompetent or don't have value to share that others will pay for. I think so many people who have built the life that they were "supposed to" are still seeking more. I think so many people fear starting an online business so they can "make money while they sleep" because they are afraid people are going to view them as ungrateful, unstable, or confused.
I believe this is a big reason why so many people struggle with mental health, stress, and anxiety. They judge and shame their own experience and think no one else is going through anything. The most liberating thing I can do and the strongest thing I can do is be all of me and share it with others unapologetically. I need to package what I already know, sell my offers, and give myself the freedom I'm craving to get back to being me.
I'm going to share the journey along the way because documenting and creating is a way for me to heal and discover myself. I know that anyone who is going through a transition will be able to relate and find value in my sharing how I'm working through my Millennial Career Crisis.
Here, right now in 2026, I'm often asked if I am still in my Millennial Career Crisis. My answer is yes. I pray that I am always career-confused because that means I'm growing. And if I'm growing, I'm living. Isn't that what life is all about?
This is life done differently. I live for guiding trailblazing women to massive impact, unrealistic wealth, and limitless potential through the art of marketing smarter.
I've dedicated my life to helping women find their voice and getting paid to share it through entrepreneurship. Marketing smarter is the single greatest key to turning your voice into massive impact, unrealistic wealth, and limitless potential.
I've dedicated my life to helping women find their voice and getting paid to share it through entrepreneurship. Marketing smarter is the single greatest key to turning your voice into massive impact, unrealistic wealth, and limitless potential.
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