
Purpose. Confidence. Leadership.
Confidence Starts with Care
Helping Young People Build Confidence, Discipline, Healthy Habits & Leadership.
Giving Families Practical Tools to Support Their Growth.
OUR STORY
Purpose Can Create Impact.
But Impact Must Be Sustainable.
Goodvibra was born from a belief that has shaped my journey: business can have purpose, and purpose can create lasting impact when it is built to be sustainable.
My journey didn't begin with a product. Years earlier, I founded a nonprofit organization in Colombia with a strong social mission. When limited funding made it difficult to sustain the organization, I learned a lesson I would carry with me for years:
Creating impact is important. Finding a sustainable way to continue that impact matters too.
That experience planted a seed that would eventually become Goodvibra.


Meet Our Founder
Damaris Hurtado
Founder • Author • Podcast Host
Damaris Hurtado is the founder of Goodvibra and The Black Crown Box, an author, podcast host, and a passionate believer in the power of families and communities to shape the next generation.
Originally from Colombia and now based in New Jersey, Damaris brings more than 20 years of experience in social services, program coordination, advocacy, and community empowerment. Her work with families and underserved communities has deeply influenced the purpose behind everything she creates.
As a mother of two daughters, Damaris believes that some of life's most important lessons are built through everyday experiences at home. Care, consistency, responsibility, and discipline can become the foundation for confidence and self-leadership.
Her entrepreneurial journey has grown from products into something broader. Through The Black Crown Box, her book and philosophy Confidence Starts With Care, The Crown Center, and Criando Jóvenes Líderes, she is building practical ways to support young people while creating resources and conversations for the families guiding them.
Today, her mission is simple: to help young people develop confidence, discipline, healthy habits, character, and leadership—and to give families practical tools to help them along the way.
“Before we ask young people to lead others, we must help them learn to lead themselves.”
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