I credit my mom a lot to that

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I ordered one not thinking much of it, because I’m a year into suffering, and nothing here that’s available is working. I got a mosquito bite walking to my mailbox to get it, ironically, so I tried it. I was dumbfounded. All the itching, the swelling, the pain, within a matter of 30 seconds, just disappeared. And I was like, “What the heck? Why is this not here?”

“If this product is helping me so much, and helping my daughter so much, there’s got to be other parents that would find the validity in this product, or other people that are suffering that need this.”

I did some more research to figure out why. If this product is helping me so much, and helping my daughter so much, there’s got to be other parents that would find the validity in this product, or other people that are suffering that need this. I was able to track down the manufacturer, and we teamed up together. I branded the product Bug Bite Thing. I wanted el salvador phone data to launch here in the U.S. That’s how I came across the product and started selling it.

Felix: How did you go from, “this is a problem” to, “I’m going to build a business to address these needs”? Do you have an entrepreneurial background?

Kelley: I actually come from a long line of entrepreneurs. My grandmother was an entrepreneur. My mother is an entrepreneur. She has an import/export business called A.C. Kerman. It’s been in existence for 30 years. I literally grew up in an office. I started answering phones from the time I could talk. I was filing paperwork. I could recognize all the UPS/FedEx trucks, and all the names of them by the time I was 10. I always had that entrepreneurship gene instilled in me. My thought process on things is very different, than a lot of people think.

I always try to figure out how to make things a win/win. For this, there was a product on the market that worked amazing. It was little known, and I was a mom who saw it take away all my child’s pain and suffering, and it was working on me. Why wouldn’t I try to see if there was a need for it? That’s what started the journey.