I’ve been quietly building something from the heart, and I’m so excited to finally share it with you. ✨ Create Through Healing™ is now live inside this community. This course was created for women who: - Have been through a lot - Feel called to create, but feel tired or unsure - Want to turn creativity into income without pressure or burnout - Desire a faith-rooted, gentle path forward This isn’t about hustling or becoming someone else. It’s about using what you already carry—your story, your hands, your creativity—and building something sustainable, honest, and aligned. Inside the course, we walk through: 🌿 Healing & identity 🌿 Discovering your creative lane 🌿 Creating a sellable product 🌿 Selling softly without fear 🌿 Staying consistent when life gets heavy If you’ve ever felt like you were meant to create and rest… this space is for you. Take your time exploring the classroom, and if you feel led, introduce yourself and share what you’re hoping to create. I’d love to walk this journey with you 🤍 — Jennifer

Some days, my body slows me down… today is one of those days. Being sick has a way of reminding me that I’m human—that rest is necessary, and grace matters. But even in the middle of the fatigue, the aches, and the fog, I still picked up my hook. Not because I had to… but because crocheting has become my quiet place. Each stitch feels like a small act of defiance against giving up. A reminder that even when I’m not at my strongest, I can still create something beautiful. I may move slower, take more breaks, and listen to my body more closely—but my hands still know what to do. This isn’t about pushing through pain. It’s about choosing softness. Choosing something that brings comfort when my body needs it most. Today, that comfort looks like yarn, silence, and letting myself just be. If you’re having one of those days too—be gentle with yourself. Progress doesn’t always roar. Sometimes it whispers, one stitch at a time. 💛🧶

I sat there stitching quietly, thinking about how this beanie wasn’t for a customer or a drop — it was for my dad. Every loop felt slower. Intentional. Like time paused for a moment. I thought about all the times he showed up, the things he never said out loud, the way love looks different when it’s steady and consistent. This beanie carries more than warmth. It carries gratitude. It carries history. It carries heart. Moments like this remind me why I create. Not for perfection. Not for numbers. But for meaning. 🖤🧶

This is one of the ways I slow my mind, focus, and reconnect with myself. Building something from nothing—stitch by stitch—reminds me that progress doesn’t have to be rushed to be meaningful. Creative work like this has taught me patience, consistency, and presence—lessons that carry into every other area of life. Would love to know: 👉 What’s something you do that helps you reset?