Exploring various artistic mediums like pottery, photography, painting, and online digital media, Angela's talent continued to evolve. During her final year of high school, she delved into writing as a volunteer for a community newspaper. Conducting interviews with inspiring individuals—business owners, coaches, and volunteers—she penned articles showcasing their noteworthy accomplishments. Nervously interviewing a visually impaired unicyclist for her inaugural piece, Angela's passion for storytelling shone through.
Although initially planning to pursue journalism at the University of King's College, she followed a captivating detour and graduated from an animation college instead.
 
This comprehensive program covered classical animation, 3D modeling, post-production work, and storyboarding.
For six years, Angela contributed her artistic talents to a Gemini award-winning animation company as a paint and effect/background artist. Unfortunately, when the company faced financial challenges, she embraced change once again. Transitioning into the healthcare field, Angela obtained a diploma as a patient support worker, also known as a Continuing Care Assistant. Balancing work and raising her daughter, Lily, Angela yearned to reignite her artistic pursuits.
Determined to reconnect with her creative side, she taught herself how to use a sewing machine and began crafting a diverse range of creations, including dog bow ties, leggings, and hair accessories. Combining her skills as a digital marketer and copywriter, Angela masterfully weaves her storytelling abilities, photography expertise, and video editing finesse to produce family-friendly content in her online show.
Curious to explore Angela's impressive portfolio and witness the magic she creates, she invites you to delve into Rough Seas Marketing, her brainchild where creativity meets entrepreneurship.
 
Over the past decade, Angela dedicated herself to mastering online marketing, refining her video editing skills, and continuous learning, embracing challenges even when progress seemed elusive. Motivated to escape the conventional path, she not only pursued personal fitness goals, raised chickens, and engaged in educational pursuits but also aspired to become a registered nurse, enlisting in the army to achieve that dream. The pandemic altered her perspective, crystallizing herambitions, and she emerged with a clear sense of purpose, having transformed her initial uncertainties into a resolute vision for the future. 

Another way to explain reverse proxy networking is:
Reverse proxy networking is a collaborative strategy where entrepreneurs or businesses promote each other’s products or services to their own networks. Instead of directly marketing their own offerings, participants focus on endorsing and supporting others within the network. This reciprocal arrangement aims to build trust, expand reach, and foster a mutually beneficial ecosystem where each participant gains visibility and potential customers through endorsements from others.

 It's a symbiotic networking strategy where each participant contributes to the success of others, creating a mutually beneficial ecosystem.  Reverse Networking was created by Matt Whitman early 2000.
 
 
 "Reverse Networking" is promoting others rather than yourself. If you say you are the best at what you do, people will discount it... Make it easy for others to say nice things about you.... Then you won't have to and you can focus on others... Full time! The top 5 networking rules are 1) Network long before you have to. 2) Focus on others. 3) Follow up 1st. 4) Have fun 5) ABC.... Always be Connecting.
 Matt Whitman