AI is changing how moms get paid. I help you build income that’s actually yours.

Yes, the headlines are loud. MIT, the IMF, and Nobel Prize winners all agree AI is going to reshape work. Some jobs will shrink. Some paychecks will too.

Here’s the part I love: the same tools shaking things up also make it easier than ever to build something of your own. One mom, one laptop, and a smart system can now do what used to take a whole team.

I read the headlines. Then I show you what to do with them.

Biochemist. Nomad. Marketer. Astrologer. Mom. Yogi. Dog person.

I didn’t plan any of this. It worked anyway.

I have a biochemistry degree. I worked as an organic chemist until I realized I wanted to travel the world instead of staring at mass specs all day.

So I started a travel blog, quit my job, and crossed an ocean with a suitcase and a rescue dog named Andre.

Three months into full-time travel, COVID hit. I got stuck in Romania. Best accident of my life.

I married a Hungarian biker. Picked up two more street dogs. Had two boys, Olly and Eli, 5 and 3, both feral AF. We’re in Cluj-Napoca now, with three rescue dogs and absolutely no chill mornings.

That travel blog taught me SEO. SEO got me hired at a digital marketing agency. And the agency put me inside real accounts for Durex AU, Nurofen, Reckitt Benckiser, and LexisNexis Global. Growth marketing, paid media, content strategy, the whole shebang. (I’ve since sold the blog.)

Then in late February 2026, I got laid off in a company-wide restructuring. AI had taken over so much of my job that my workday shrank from 7+ hours to two or three.

So I stopped waiting for the next job and built my own thing.

I took almost a decade of marketing know-how and turned it into a digital product business I own. No boss. No restructuring. No layoff email. Just me, my systems, and a sky I keep a very close eye on (more on that below).

Every weird career pivot made me better at this.

What I used to call crippling indecision turned out to be compounded expertise.

Yes, I’m a scientist who reads birth charts.

I know. Biochem degree, lab coat, mass specs. And I still check the sky before every big move.

Astrology is my timing tool. It helps me plan when to launch, when to push hard, and when to slow down and fix what’s broken. The strategy still comes from data and buyer psychology. The sky helps me pick the day.

My flagship course, NOVA, launched on July 29, 2026, timed to the Jupiter cazimi in Leo. Jupiter is the planet of growth and luck. A cazimi is when a planet sits right in the heart of the Sun, which makes it extra strong. I wasn’t about to waste that.

Even my products are named after the stars: NOVA, ORBIT, ASCENDANT, and SIGNAL.

Over on my astrology page, @jade_in_retrograde, I translate the sky into plain English. What’s moving, what it means for you, and what to actually do about it. No mystic speak. A little feral.

What I don’t teach. And why that matters.

I don’t teach going viral, growing followers, or becoming a coach. I haven’t built a 100k account. Why would I sell you a course on something I haven’t done at scale?

I also don’t teach dropshipping, Amazon FBA, print-on-demand, or network marketing. You won’t find a vague “make money online” mega-program here.

What I know deeply, because I did it for years inside real agencies, is growth marketing, SEO, content strategy, paid media, buyer psychology, and building systems that convert. That’s the foundation under everything I create and sell.

I stay in my lane. That’s how you know exactly what you’re getting.

How I do things

Why this exists

One day I trusted a stranger on the internet and built my first digital product. I needed it to work. Not a passion project, and definitely not a cute side hustle. Real income that fits around two kids and three dogs.

AI is going to change a lot of jobs. That can feel scary. It can also be the push that gets you building something of your own.

I want you to have income that’s yours, on your terms, so you never have to choose between being there for your family and getting paid. I started out of desperation. You get to start on purpose.

You don’t need to work harder. You need better tools (and maybe better timing).