A Note from our CEO & Founder, Sherri.

Lately I’ve been reflecting, in part because BabbleBoxx turns 10 this year, but also because milestones have a way of making you pause and look back at how you got here.

I believe deeply in the power of storytelling and that’s why I started BabbleBoxx. Before any of this, I wanted to be a writer. So in many ways it’s no coincidence that I ended up behind the scenes in a business built around storytelling, creativity and people who know how to bring ideas to life in their own unique way. I wanted to help people and brands share their stories in ways that felt human, meaningful and real.

From the very beginning, our tagline, Like. Love. Share., became the heart of everything we built. I loved the play on words and how naturally it fit into social media. But stripped down, it’s really something much simpler and much more personal. It’s a message rooted in heart.

Growing up, I was often told I was “too sensitive.” I’ve always felt things deeply. So I poured that energy into my work, creating, supporting, building and helping others shine from behind the scenes. I’m creative by nature, with ideas constantly flowing, and at my core, someone who simply wants to help.

Over the years, I’ve watched social media evolve in countless ways. And while there’s no denying the noise and negativity that can exist, what still stands out to me is the good I see every single day.

I see people showing up for one another. I see communities forming around shared experiences. I see kindness, humor, generosity, and support traveling faster than ever before. That matters to me.

Hitting this 10-year mark has nudged me to start writing more, to share reflections on the journey, the lessons I’ve learned along the way, the mistakes I’ve made and the moments that have stayed with me. Not as advice. Just as perspective.

So yes, I’m the founder of BabbleBoxx. But I’m also the person behind Like. Love. Share. And I believe it’s time to bring that message into the world in a more intentional way, not just online, but in real life too.

If any of this resonates, I hope you’ll follow along here. And if you’d like to connect more directly, feel free to say hello and introduce yourself, I’m on Instagram at @sherrilang, and I really do read my messages.

xoxo,

Sherri