When grief and rage feel overwhelming, writing helps us get a handle on the impossible

Five articles on bringing your creative work into the world and finding home

Wishing you a year full of love and the richness of life

A short reflection and visual inspiration

Creating ritual and sacred space to honor your creative work in the year ahead

Create an impactful annual review for your business or creative work

How to figure out what kind of help will actually serve your creative journey

A reflection on the gratitude that emerges not from absence of pain, but from the trembling awareness of still drawing breath—and what blooms when we learn to hold both loss and wonder in the same hand

If you've been "working on" your creative project for a long time but haven't brought it to life, this is for you

An invitation to stillness

When people recognize their unique gifts and potential, it can transform everything

It's the ongoing commitment to our creativity that makes things possible.

On turning experience into words, and why it matters

A reflection on how listening, truly listening, can help us find our way back to ourselves

What’s needed in this world

Whenever I feel helpless…

On Rebecca Solnit and why women's creative voices are essential for democracy

On the days when everything feels urgent except the work that matters most - and the strange beauty of how our minds try to protect us from what we most want to create.

Don’t forget that you are a writer, an artist

Your creative practice isn't just something you do—it's an energy you're in relationship with

When we reframe our fear as love, the page can become a place of freedom

Sometimes the answer isn't figuring it all out, it's getting quiet enough to hear your next right step.

Are you standing close to shore when your heart is yearning for you to wade in further?

In times of rising authoritarianism, chaos and despair, this is your reminder to keep speaking, keep creating, keep building

A reflection on cultural change, our work in the world, and what we leave behind

The mists of uncertainty

Why accomplished women stay stuck: no room for stillness in overpacked lives.

The quiet sense that something is missing isn't a flaw—it's a signal inviting you to move toward what truly fulfills you.

Something to remember when everything feels too much