Create What Matters Most
I don’t create to stand out. I create to stay true, to honour the things that move me.
This post is a love letter to that kind of making. The kind that doesn’t chase trends, but follows a flicker.
Writing My First Book Proposal: Trusting the Idea That Won’t Let Go
Here I am, staring at a document titled ‘Book Proposal’, feeling a mix of excitement, uncertainty, and the pull of possibility. The doubt is persistent. Although I have full confidence in the concept and genuinely believe my idea is unique, something still tells me I should leave this to the “real” writers. Imposter Syndrome is […]
The Role of Creativity in Personal Transformation
Creativity is a central source of meaning in our lives… most of the things that are interesting, important, and human are the results of creativity… When we are involved in it, we feel that we are living more fully than during the rest of life.” — Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
AI Interviews Me About My New Book ‘If You’re Looking for Brightness’
AI dug deep, asking about the inspirations, processes, and experiences that shape my work.
The Art of Reblooming: Finding Renewal and Growth
We are mistaken when we believe we only get one chance to shine; reblooming can be a part of everyone’s life.
If You’re Looking for Brightness: Inspirational Poetry about Light.
A sneak peak of my next collection.
Investing in the Unknown: When Is It Worth Risking Time, Money, and Energy?
It’s that heart-thumping instance where you stand at the crossroads of inspiration and practicality.
Designing a 2024 Roadmap for your Creative Venture
As I anticipate the new year, fresh beginnings beckon.
Creating something new: expectations vs reality.
For me, creating something new is never easy. Nothing I have ever created has turned out exactly like I planned. Whether it be a book, journal, blog post or writing retreat, all emerge into the world unlike how they start in my head.
4 reasons why you are more creative than you think you are.
If you don’t consider yourself a “creative” person, I say, ‘it’s time to rethink that label. It’s time to recognize the ways in which you are already creative, start to tap into that potential and develop your skills even further’.