Giving Up On Planners
Feeling overwhelmed by planners and productivity systems? This is why I’m ditching the stress of planner perfectionism, decision fatigue, and ephemera overload.
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When the Year Starts Without You
It’s that time of year again. It’s planner season. And I’m already behind. But that’s okay because I have a plan to work around not actually planning. And it includes a lot of rest.
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A Year to Plan
Another year has gone by, and it’s once again time for my End of the Year Ritual. This is a day that gives me time to reflect on the past, offer gratitude for the present, and dream about the future. I can’t imagine a better way to end one year and begin a new one.
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‘Tis the Season for Planning
It’s December 1 but despite the world tells you, there’s still plenty of time to begin planning for meals, guests, and gifts and still enjoy the season. This post includes two free printables: A Holiday Planning Schedule and a Holiday Meal Portion Planner that you can adapt for your own needs.
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Rough Draft November Check-in
November is almost over, but there’s still time to reach your goals. So let’s check-in with our word counts, and I’ve shared some ideas about how to keep our motivation up until we type The End.
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A Plan for Thanksgiving
Although Halloween is a week away, it’s time to start preparing for those November holidays that are loaded with family, fun, and food.
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The Magic of Midsummer Story Ideas
Let’s talk about how the magic, mystery, and emotion of midsummer can inspire unforgettable characters and scenes in your stories. I’ve included creative prompts, character sketch ideas, and a playlist perfect for capturing the heat, longing, and transformation of the season in your writing.
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Midsummer Writer’s Survival Guide
This week, with the Midsummer Writers series, we’re talking about the excitement and dread of drafting a novel in July (or through the rest of the summer).
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Midsummer Reflections: A Creative Check-In at the Halfway Point
It’s time for a creative pause with this midsummer reflection for writers. Look back on the first half of the year, reset your goals, and find inspiration to carry you through the rest of summer.
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Summer of Yes
Here are a few ways to embrace the “Summer of Yes” mindset and invite more joy, growth, and adventure into your life. This post includes journal prompts and simple ideas to help you say yes to what matters most this season.
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Prepping for Summer
Get your home, family, and business summer-ready with this ultimate seasonal prep guide packed with tips, checklists, and creative ideas.
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A Creative’s Guide to Savoring Spring
Summer is coming, but there’s still time to reset your mind and your home for your best springtime ever.
