When your business evolves into something different, it’s natural for limiting beliefs to come up. But you don’t have to dwell on them. Here’s what you can do.

I’ve been experimenting with what I want each week to look like now for over a year. Newsflash — it isn’t consistent and that’s okay.

Sharing my 4 core values behind how I show up and the messages I share with the world to help guide you towards a path of healing.

Want to hear about a few nuggets of wisdom I learned as I entered my 30s? I have four that particularly rocked my world.

Here’s how you take time to tune in and reflect on the past year before you dive into the next.

If you’re wondering what to expect as you step into a new evolution of your business. Well, it goes a little something like this.

If you’re ready to choose growth too, here are 3 ways to help you break out of your comfort zone.

If your grass is more sparse than succulent right now, this might be the reason why.

Having a corporate sponsor reach out directly, funds in hand, ready to partner with you on an upcoming project sounds great, right? Well here are a few tips from someone on the corporate side…

I wouldn’t be here today if I hadn’t tried something new. But since I am, here are 4 pieces of advice I have for you from 4 badass years in business.

When you stop looking to others to validate what you already know, you give yourself the 3 biggest permission slips any designer can ask for.

Here are 3 steps to break out of your perfectionism so you can show up as your badass self in life and business.

Let me share 4 lessons I’ve learned from nature for when you could use a little extra green in your life.

In the spirit of transparency, here’s what went down in my life and business during Q1 of 2021.

There’s a few steps to build a badass biz, and I’m here to share them with you!

Freedom falls into a wide variety of categories, but for the most part, it awards you time, money, or boundaries.

As a lover of color, bold lines, and large murals, I’m here to spread joy. I’m also here to remind you it’s healthy to show up and put yourself first. Because if you’re not recognizing how incredible you are, who is?

Are you the type of person who discovers something and you just have to share it with others? I am. That’s why I want to talk to you about how to find clients who value your work, are making an impact, and make you feel seen and heard as a designer.

The reality is, the starving artist stereotype runs deep. Many designers are scared to believe in themselves and their success. I was.

What I keep coming back to is that being laid-off (twice!) could have been devastating. Instead, it helped me discover myself and my business!