I declared July ‘The Summer Of’ and said I’d post content almost daily.

Spoiler: totally hasn't happened....

But I'm still winning.

In this episode, I talk about being called out, reframing failure, and how falling short led to clarity.

Turns out....sometimes… this is what winning looks like.

Inspired by a TikTok that stopped me in my scroll. Stop romanticizing other people’s lives and start romanticizing your own.

We often look at others and see all the ‘perfect’ things they have. But nothing is perfect. What you see isn’t everything that is.

Today I talk about how this shows up in creativity, websites, our work… how we keep looking out instead of in. And how maybe the real magic is in loving what we already made. Because the fact that we get to create at all — is a gift. ♡

Wouldn’t it be cool to declare this the summer of something that actually matters to you? Doesn’t have to be big. Doesn’t have to be public. It can just be yours

If you haven’t listened to The Summer Of yet, maybe start there. This one circles back to that and adds a few new sparks.

A quick pod. A few brain explosions. A shift in how I’m thinking about Instagram… and what Naval Ravikant said about work and retirement that felt so right I had to hit record.

If you haven’t listened to The Summer Of yet, maybe start there. This one circles back to that and adds a few new sparks.

A new season, a new experiment. I’m declaring this the summer of… and sharing what that means for me. I’m also inviting you to create your own Summer Of list. In this episode, you’ll hear my process, a few prompts to get you started, and why sometimes you just have to start before you’re ready.

This episode begins with a story. A heartbreaking moment in our small town that left me shaken—and deeply grateful. It reminded me of my family’s own experience with addiction and the quiet miracle that changed everything.

In this episode, we explore the wisdom of Paul Graham and how his ideas can help creatives move past overthinking and build a business or passion they truly love.
From managing mental space and embracing imperfection to thinking independently and simplifying business ideas, today’s podcast is packed with actionable takeaways for creatives.

If you’ve ever felt stuck in analysis paralysis, this is the episode for you.

In this episode, I’m sharing something big—I’m finally starting my YouTube channel. This has been years in the making, but I’ve spent most of my creative life behind the camera, hesitant to step into a space where I could be seen and judged.

Your best ideas won’t build your business if they stay in your head. In this episode, I share a simple system for capturing, clarifying, and turning ideas into action—using voice notes, AI, and a structured process to bring your vision to life.

Tired of the competition? The Blue Ocean Strategy helps creative entrepreneurs step into a space where they don’t have to fight for attention. In this episode, learn how to niche down, leverage your experience, and build an offer that stands out—without the struggle.

If you feel stuck despite having the tools and skills, the problem isn’t your ability—it’s how your brain is filtering your world. Your Reticular Activating System (RAS) reinforces what you already believe, whether that’s struggle or success. In this episode, I walk you through the Identity Reset Method, a four-step process to shift your mindset, take action before you feel ready, and train your brain to recognize opportunities.

In this episode, I'm sharing a concept that's absolutely exploding my brain about building an audience of buyers versus admirers.
Through my own experience with Instagram, I've realized why having a lovely group of people who admire your work might not be serving your business goals.