As I prepare to launch the Reflectionare online store, I find myself feeling a mix of emotions. To be honest, I’m nervous—and not just a little. I’m quite anxious, but when I look back at how much time, energy, and effort I’ve poured into this, it feels truly rewarding.
There was a moment when I lost my job, and Reflectionare became my sanctuary. It gave me a sense of relief, allowing me to pour all my nervous energy and focus into creating something new. I decided to build my own online store after receiving such positive feedback from people on other platforms. However, those sites felt restrictive; I couldn’t control the experience or tailor it to my vision. Taking this step on my own feels risky, but it is necessary for me to grow.
In my work, I try to channel everything beautiful I see around me, or things I long to see in the world. Reflectionare is not just a store—it is a reflection of my journey, my growth, and my hope to share that vision with all of you.