Thread by @kellymilkies

If I ever wrote a book about my life story & the things I've done in my work life,
I swear to you that you will be mind blown.

I started working in family business since I was 8
I set up 1 bar & 1 super beach club by age 21
I own [A] top global esports org by the time I was 28

#Esports top 5 milestones:

Age 17:
Getting my first $5000 sponsorship for my team BMW (best made warriors).
Also being one of the only girl in the world to compete & captain a top local CS1.6 team.

Age 20:
Casted SC2 GSL in Korea, one of the first female caster in esports.

Age 21:
Worked for own3d to help define what is today streaming in esports (we got fucked by Justin tv (twitch now) scheming & TSM - but that's another story for another day. Ps: fk u Reginald)

Age 22:
Was the first REAL team manager in esports (what it is today) ...

(...) and fought for player care & raised industry standards as a whole.
I defined what is today an Industry Standard that is followed until today (This work was done over 3-4 years by screaming, raging or consulting with TOs).

Age 23: Won #TI3 with @theAllianceGG

Before any haters come into my thread & ask:
How do you do all this between the age 20 & 22, "time don't make sense"

Well. It was not possible to survive on esports$$ back then. I worked 2 jobs outside of esports WHILE being a single mom. So. I had 4 full-time jobs kindda. 🐸🚬

After 2013 I went full time #esports. But before that it was a fucking grind.

I'm grateful for all the opportunities & chances people took on me. But you better believe I fought tooth & nail just to exist & get them.

I was not lucky. I worked hard. Very fucking hard. 🥵🤠

This is why I take chances on people under 23 all the time.
I had achieved. I believed. And I chased that dream like a tunnel vision demon.

A LOT of people today says they want to work in esports. But MANY don't actually wanna "WORK" in esports.

Welcome to the grind if you are.