This Wasn’t My Idea.
Why I Created Eurietti
The Truth? I Didn’t Want To.
Don’t get me wrong, I’ve always been silly, creative, and dramatic. I used to draw, write poetry and little short stories in my younger years. But this? This wasn’t a dream I carried since childhood. I wasn’t sketching logos in my notebook or mapping out business plans in my twenties. To be real with you, I didn’t even feel qualified to start something like this. Eurietti didn’t come from ambition. It came from obedience.
The Whisper That Wouldn’t Let Me Go
At first, it was just a whisper. Quiet. Subtle. Almost easy to ignore. But the thing about whispers from God? They don’t leave you alone.
They come back louder. They come back louder. They show up in conversations, in random encounters, in ideas that hit you in the middle of the night. And when you keep ignoring them, they develop into mental bullies. They didn’t push from the outside, they pressed on the inside.
Wrestling With the Call
I wrestled with it (employee status was all I knew). I delayed it (maybe it’ll go away). I doubted myself (hard). And honestly? It was easy to because everybody I told my vision to did.
“Be an influencer, start a business, a website, a TV show? Girl, who do you think you are?”
Those voices were loud, but the whispers were louder. The words kept coming. The affirmations. The cycle breaking. The visions of creating generational wealth. The ideas for something bigger than me.
It was like my soul was sitting me down and saying: “You’re not just invited to create out loud. You are instructed to”. And that’s the kind of weight you don’t carry. You grow into.
When Obedience Feels Heavy
See, obedience doesn’t always feel like, “chase your dreams” or “follow your passion.” Sometimes obedience feels like, “Ugh… really, God? You picked me for this? Right now? With all these flaws, all these family issues, all these unhealed areas of my life?”
After the initial few MONTHS of shock, I accepted my fate. It started to feel unreal. I was floored. Out of so many, He entrusted me. I can’t begin to express the way I felt.
That realization unraveled me. Humbled me. Lit me up all at once.
The Birth of Eurietti
But that’s how Eurietti was born. Not from ambition or dream-chasing, but simply surrendering to the calling.
The name itself carries weight. It’s not just a brand, it’s a sanctuary. A place where my spiritual family rests. It carries memories, legacy, and love. A reminder that I’m not meant to just survive cycles; I’m meant to break them. That growth is messy, but it’s still beautiful. That your story doesn’t disqualify you, it actually prepares you.
Bigger Than Me
And I won’t lie, stepping into this felt scary. I’ve been the employee, the introvert, the giver. I knew how to play those roles. But instructing me to build something where I have to show up with my whole soul? To lead with my voice, my story, my creativity, my faith? That was new territory.
But maybe that’s the point.
Sometimes the very thing you’re resisting is the thing you were actually born to do.
Sometimes the calling won’t sound loud and clear, it’ll sound like a whisper. And sometimes the obedience that feels uncomfortable in the beginning is the same obedience that will open doors for generations after you.
Eurietti is bigger than me. Bigger than products, shows, or even the company itself. It’s an assignment. And once I finally accepted that, I realized my job wasn’t to have it all figured out, it was just to say yes.
So here we are. The “before.” The part where I was still doubting, still wrestling, still wondering if I was crazy to even think about building something like this.
And the beautiful thing about beginnings? You don’t have to know the ending yet. You just have to be willing to turn the page.
