Turning Creative Work into Income: What We Don’t Talk About Much

"What if I just go all-in on writing? What would that look like?" I asked myself...again... It's a conversation I've had with myself several times over. I want my words to make an impact. Whether in blog form, newsletter form, or my books, I want my writing to connect and make people feel something. Anything. … Continue reading Turning Creative Work into Income: What We Don’t Talk About Much

Therapy v Therapeutic Coaching V Life Coaching

When it comes to the helping world, there are a lot of roles that can be filled. It becomes so confusing when we look at titles like โ€œcounselorโ€, โ€œlife coachโ€, โ€œtherapyโ€, โ€œtransformational coachโ€, etc. How do you wade through it all and determine which service you are looking for? Why would someone seek out therapy … Continue reading Therapy v Therapeutic Coaching V Life Coaching

5 Lessons Iโ€™ve Learned in 5 Years of Running a Creative Business

Iโ€™ve technically been running business since 2011, but the first business I was in with a partner, and neither of us had any idea what the next decade would have in store for us - for our business, our families, and the dreams God was growing in our hearts. My actual self-employment journey really started … Continue reading 5 Lessons Iโ€™ve Learned in 5 Years of Running a Creative Business

Being Creative + Running a Business as a Mom with Chronic Illnesses (part 2)

When I wrote โ€œBeing Creative & Embracing New Hobbies as a Mom/With Chronic Illnessโ€, I hadnโ€™t thought about a part two. But, a lot has been happening around here since then, and I really want to show other moms that itโ€™s possible. Somehow, someway, even when navigating chronic illness, fulfilling work can be a part … Continue reading Being Creative + Running a Business as a Mom with Chronic Illnesses (part 2)

Maven Monday: History in Skirts – a Spoonie mom with a small business

Hey, hi, how are you friends? Iโ€™m glad youโ€™re back with us in the space where we talk about creativity, motherhood, and fulfillment all in light of living with chronic physical/mental illness. This week, I have another Maven Monday interview for you all. And, while this series will be a once a month feature in … Continue reading Maven Monday: History in Skirts – a Spoonie mom with a small business

Maven Monday: Doing Good in the Business World, Working from Home, and Designing Websites

Here on the blog, we've started this new series called Maven Monday - I'll be interviewing some amazing women every few weeks, and sharing their stories and why they do what they do - for others, for their families, and for themselves. Recently, I had the pleasure of interviewing Natalie Jark, a web design coach. … Continue reading Maven Monday: Doing Good in the Business World, Working from Home, and Designing Websites

Pregnancy Hormones, Mom Shaming, & My Second Trimester Must-Haves

Y'all, these pregnancy hormones areย no joke.ย If you read one of my most recent posts, you know my hubby & I are trying to eat at home more, with me meal planning & cooking. The last two days (yes, two days in a row), I messed up our meal. Like, royally messed up. Like, ruined. And … Continue reading Pregnancy Hormones, Mom Shaming, & My Second Trimester Must-Haves