Patrick Ta

I think I've always had like imposter syndrome.

I think like for me, like growing up, I've always been like very, very, very shy.

I still am.

I think some people can, can take that as me being standoffish or coming off the wrong way, but I'm a very shy person.

And I'm like shocked sometimes that like people even like know who I am, but I do, I am proud of like my career.

I can say that I work tremendously hard and I,

At that time, I did have a little bit of cockiness because I was working with Rihanna.

Like she was like the baddest girl in the industry.

I knew that I had every single major pop star in the world and that meant something to me.

kind of like grew into my confidence like oh like maybe i'm actually like good at something it gave me i guess like leverage to these people like reaching out to me to create a brand and to i guess make money off me even though like i didn't think about it that way back then i knew that i wanted to create a brand but i didn't know how i was going to get there i didn't have

my own capital nor did i fully want to throw everything that i've made because i've experienced that bankruptcy it's in the back of your head i was a little afraid but i'm still like

I'm a risk taker now.

And I like, I dove in.

Yeah.

So one of my first clients, her name is Rima.

Her and her husband, they had talked to me about building a brand before, but like they had no experience.

I have no experience.

Yeah.

So Rima was one of my first clients to ever book me.

And her husband had just sold his like pharmaceutical company.