I’m so excited to share this—our Creative Challenge is launching soon, and it has two tracks! Here’s a quick look: Track 1: From Idea to Done Turn that idea you keep thinking about into something real. Track 2: Creative Identity Journey Learn more about you and how you create. You can do one track or both. Totally your choice.Track 1 will launch first, and Track 2 will come right after. Now, I want to talk about something you shared in the poll. Most of you voted for Track 1, but many of you said in the comments that it feels like Track 2 should come first—figure out who you are creatively, then create. And honestly? That makes sense. But here’s why I believe starting with Track 1 is the better move 👇 You don’t really find your creative identity just by thinking about it. You find it by doing. When you create something, you learn: - What you enjoy - What feels hard - Where you get stuck - What lights you up When you finish Track 1, you’ll have something real in your hands. That finished project helps you see yourself more clearly as a creative. Then, when you move into Track 2, you’re not guessing—you have proof. Also? Finishing something builds confidence. And confidence makes the deeper work feel less scary and more exciting. So yes, it might feel backwards—but I truly believe this order will help you more. Do first. Learn through doing. Then go deeper. And if you want to do both tracks at the same time once Track 2 launches? That can be powerful too. Each track will have options: - Free 7-day access – Try it out - One-time paid access – Full 30 days for one track - Premium & VIP – Full access to both tracks plus extra support So… who’s ready to get started? 🚀 Feel free to ask questions in the comments.

Is there something you’ve always wanted to learn—but haven’t yet? Maybe you feel like you don’t have the time. Or maybe you think you don’t have the skills yet. It could be creative, practical, or just for fun. There’s no pressure to start it right now 😂. This is just a spot to say it out loud. What’s something you’ve always wanted to learn? Please drop it in the comments 💜

Let’s talk about something totally normal. Most of us have an unfinished project sitting around. Maybe a craft you started. A notebook with ideas. Something you meant to finish “one day". Here’s the truth: Not finishing something does NOT mean you failed. That project may have taught you: - what you don’t like doing anymore - that life got busy - that your idea was bigger than the time you had - or that you learned more than you think - So let’s look at it in a kind way 👇 💬 What unfinished project is still sitting in your space—and what did it teach you? No guilt. No pressure. No “I should’ve finished this". Every project matters—even the ones left undone 💜 If you want, share yours in the comments. You’re not alone.

Quick question💜 Is there a creative thing you do for your family that you feel like you have to do? Maybe you’re the one who always bakes, decorates, plans the fun stuff, makes things special, or creates the memories. Your family enjoys it—but they don’t really ask for it. You just feel like it’s your job. Sometimes our creative gifts slowly turn into expectations we put on ourselves. And over time, that can make something we love start to feel heavy. So let’s talk about it 👇 What’s one creative thing you feel like you always need to do for your family? No fixing. No guilt. Just awareness and honest sharing 💜

What do you go to when you feel stressed or just need to relax? This past week, I had a moment where I realized… wow, I’ve been way more stressed than I thought 😅And funny enough, trying to force myself to relax just made me feel more tense. Then something unexpected happened. I started working on a tracker for our upcoming challenge, and when I shut my computer off, I noticed I felt totally calm. Being in my creative zone relaxed me more than wax melts, playing solitaire, or even reading—and I love reading 🤦🏽‍♀️ It reminded me that real relaxation isn’t always what we think it should be. So I’m curious 👇 What actually works for you? What makes your body relax so much that time just flies by? Drop it below 💜