It’s with a truly heavy heart that I share that today is my final day at DealerCenter/Nowcom.
It’s hard to even process how much this place has means to me. I was 21 years old when I walked through these doors in 2010—young, unsure, and honestly just trying to figure out who I was. Now 15 years later (and yes, still proudly 29 😊), I take with me nothing but gratitude.
This place has been my professional home for so long that it’s hard to imagine not being here each day. This has been more than just a workplace. It has been my home, my classroom, my proving ground, and my comfort zone. I’ve spent almost half my life here. Every major chapter of my adulthood has been intertwined with this company. I gave everything I could to an organization that always gave more back to me.
I’ve always felt like this company and I were growing up side-by-side. We were both aimless at the start, but learning and eager to grow. Often without direction, but surrounded by the right people with the desire to take something in its raw form and transform it into something we could be proud of. And together, we did. For 15 straight years, we have never had a down year. Even Steph Curry, who has been in the league for 16 years, hasn’t had a winning record all 16 years of his career. What a privilege it is to have found a home with a winning organization that most people search their entire career for. And how bittersweet it is to be leaving at the apex of our success.
I often think about all the things that need to go right in someone’s life to turn a 21-year-old’s life into what it is for me now. I find solace in the gratitude I have for the people that make up this organization. You changed my life.
This is what saddens me the most. It’s the people that have believed in me, shaped me, and pushed me that will leave the largest hole in my heart.
I’m proud to have been part of a team that never loses. This is the legacy I’ll always remember about DealerCenter/Nowcom, and it’s what gives me the confidence to forge my own winning path.
Queue the ugly cry...
6 favorite golf courses I played in 2025:
1. Riviera Country Club
2. San Francisco Golf Club
3. Hacienda Golf Club (of course)
4. Pasatiempo
5. Ko Olina Golf Club (Oahu)
6. La Cantera Golf Club (San Antonio)
Celebrated @chanduh ‘s Death To Her Forties Birthday Party. Shoutout to everyone who understood the assignment and dressed to impress this weekend. Wish I could’ve painted my face green, but Maxwell was afraid of me. Thanks to those who came out and enjoyed the party, dj, and live band.
Happy 1st birthday to this amazing baby boy. Where does the time go? 😩😭
The only regret I have in life is that I wish I would’ve had you sooner.
Shoutout Tarzan, amiright?
