But you can call me Mal.
A global powerlifting apparel company built to help athletes give back.
Educating business owners on how to leverage social media + build without burnout.
Known for The #1 Social Media Realtor locally and top 20 in North America
want to learn from me?
Living in sweats but enjoying a good outfit to brighten your mood
Superbad or Mean Girls movie references rolling off the tongue
Low-maintenance friendships where you can pick up no problem
A healthy dose of chocolate, veggies, and sarcasm...all locally sourced of course
Communicating in GIFs, memes, or TikTok references
Queer love is beautiful, Black lives matter, and no time for ignorance
I started losing my hair, getting unexplainable rashes all over me, and I didn't even notice I had pneumonia until a doctor heard me trying to catch a breath.
I took the opportunity to refocus on what mattered to me and shift my business to feel more aligned. By age 27 I'd built three six-figure businesses.
Now I help entrepreneurs skip the burnout entirely, work less but actually start earning more (insane, I know), and do it on their OWN terms.
When I was 22 I built a global, multi-six figure e-commerce business on a student budget. We were scaling incredibly fast but then it happened: I burned out.
why i am here
At a young age, I knew I was different. I always had friends, but I never felt quite like I fit in. I had different interests...different dreams.
Growing up as the youngest of three girls, I wanted to do everything my sisters did...and then some. This meant falling in love with dance at an early age, and the reason I'm as organized and disciplined as I am.
I spent most of my early years in competitive dance at a studio, and then fell in love with the world of hip hop. I joined three crews, and left the studio behind. It exposed me to new communities, cultures, and opportunities.
When the time came to apply to university, I chose Carleton's Journalism program. Partially because I didn't have the money to leave my city, but it was calling my name.
I always knew I was different...
I worked in high-tech marketing for the first years of university, working in everything from oil & gas to satellite communications and consumer analysis.
Knowing I loved business but wasn't build for the traditional office, I took an unpaid internship at a local startup. I quickly became the entire marketing team (and even a bit of HR), and loved the excitement of building something with a team.
But the sparkle of the startup world started to fade out for me when I realized I was still building for someone else to win. I loved tech, but was ready for a change and moved to a marketing agency.
It was so fulfilling to help our clients, and I loved the ability to play in so many different industries. But then something happened...
I knew I was serious about being in the world of business early. I opted for an office job as soon as I hit university and quickly discovered two things:
I loved business.
I hated cubicle life.
LVD Fitness was born out of a class project.
Powerlifting was growing exponentially at the time, and as powerlifters ourselves, Josh and I felt a hole in the market:
The stereotypical powerlifter was changing, and there was nothing to represent us, a new generation of lifters who loved a minimalist look and cared about their social impact.
We took it into our own hands and created a powerlifting lifestyle brand designed to help athletes give back. For every item sold, we provided one month of clean water to someone in a developing country.
The business grew quickly to a multi-six figure machine. The more we played, the more it paid off. We had the top powerlifting athletes onboard and quickly became a staple in the powerlifting community.
It was hard to see the signs until your body is screaming at you.
After going into overdrive with powerlifting, running LVD, & working full-time, it caught up with me. I had unexplainable rashes, I couldn't stop bloating, and I was even losing my hair.
It got so bad I didn't notice I had pneumonia until my doctor heard me struggling to breathe. I took a step back and took two years to work on getting my health "back".
Then the burnout hit hard.
In the process, I realized my business no longer aligned.
I found myself consulting again and focusing on my first love: marketing.
MY COMBINED BIZ FOLLOWING
130K subscribers
my INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
3 units
MY FAVOURITE PLATFORMS
Instagram
Email List
TikTok
words to live by
"When life doesn't go according to plan, know it's going according to plan."
my highest revenue month
$170,000
students enrolled
1,750+
self-employed
9 years
BRAND PARTNERSHIPS
45+ paid collaborations
“Mallory, your Instagram page has helped me more than you know. Thank you so much for just being here, holy sh*t. You are a blessing in so many ways.”