Her overstanding of business did not begin in a boardroom or classroom. It began in a small town named Anderson, Indiana at the age of nine. Danyel watched her mother sell fried chicken and fish plates from the back of her Red Suburban Truck. To many people, it may have looked like a woman simply selling meals on the corner. But to Danyel, it was much greater. It was entrepreneurship. It was sacrifice. It was a woman creating an opportunity for herself and her family.

Years later, through her own personal Metamorphosys, Danyel began to fully overstand the purpose God placed on her life. Through faith, self-awareness, and the discipline with studying, she came to recognize that the desire to help women build was not simply a dream it was a calling. More importantly, she knew she wanted to guide women who looked just like her mother: women with gifts, ideas, and determination, but without the erudition needed to properly turn their vision into a sustainable company.

Today, Danyel connects with women across multiple industries, guiding them on how to transform their ideas into legitimate companies through strategic consultation and structured company development. Her artistry in this industry has supported women who operate successful catering companies, consulting brands, and community organizations, guiding them continuously on sustaining their successful companies.