Her mentors include cake decorating artists like Kara Andretta and Sharon Zambito for their skill and craftsmanship, and MOB NW founder Aria Leigty for her dedication to business and community. “I’m better because of her influence on my life,” says Sarah.
Like many small business owners, Sarah’s biggest business challenge has been pricing. She says “It’s so easy to under charge and let my business run me, instead of the other way around.” Her business continues to grow and she expects to own a food cart within 36 months.

Sarah’s advice to new business owners:
“Don’t quit. If you want it bad enough, it will happen. You cannot let the stumbling blocks keep you from pressing forward and realizing your dreams. I’ve wanted to quit so many times before I’ve even really gotten started. And every time, I have pressed into my support systems and once you realize you’re not alone (and you’re not, every single one of us has struggles in small business), it makes it easier to move forward.”

When we asked Sarah what she like best about being a member of the MOB NW, she replied “The networking! I love the sense of community that comes with this alliance and the support in the good and the bad. I adore being a part of like-minded women in the same boat I’m in.”
Sarah is a single mom, and faith is a huge part of her life. When she isn’t working, she volunteers and serves her community. She also enjoys reading, blogging, hiking, and meeting new people.
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Her ideal referral: Parents looking for one-of-a-kind cakes for baby showers, gender reveals, and birthdays.

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