A big part of my life is the Christian community in which my husband and I volunteer. We met in this community and have seen firsthand the positive impact a supportive environment can have on raising a family. We’ve had the honor of mentoring young adults and facilitating conversations to help them navigate life’s challenges One significant topic we’ve addressed, especially during the lockdown, is “Redefine Success.” When everyone was isolated, we found ways to connect on Zoom, using the time to check on each other, reflect, and discuss meaningful topics. Why am I sharing this with you? Because I […]
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How I became a full-time creative entrepreneur.
This is my first week as a full-time creative entrepreneur. I was inspired to write this post while all the feelings were fresh. I’m humbled by the early lessons and eager to share some points that might resonate with those who, like me, are venturing into the world of creative dreams. Perhaps you’re wondering why I decided to step away from a stable day job, one that was working well. It’s true, I had a great time in my corporate role, and I’m deeply grateful for the support it provided. Yet, a yearning for more, both for my family and […]
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Where do you get energy? How do you find time?
“You can spend an hour doing something you love and feel energized afterward and you can spend 30 minutes doing something that doesn’t feel expansive and drains your energy.” – (Amanda Boleyn) Why do I love this statement so much? Other than confirming that doing what we love can bring forth super-human energy, these words give me so much hope. It also shows that there’s a difference between time and energy. As Amanda also said:“If you have the energy but no time, you’ll find the time because you’re inspired to do so. But if you have the time but no […]
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Making your own luck. Finding your opportunities.
My husband purchased a new MAC computer for me in 2010. Being a professional graphic designer he always believed I should create something on my own.
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A mindset shift to deal with overwhelm.
Overwhelmed? Read this. My husband is the chill voice that can often put things in perspective for me. I recall a time when I was feeling overwhelmed … lots of things to do, opportunities, projects and ideas to tackle …I didn’t know where to start. I tell him about it and he’s the one that pointed out.. “The way I see it…you’ve got a good problem”… “These are answered prayers” He’s right! Of course, he’s right! What he said is just another reminder for me to be grateful. There truly are so many answered prayers, overwhelm can distort our perspective. The mess in […]
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