After I got divorced, I was looking for a way to reclaim my body, my femininity, my sexuality. My ex-husband accused me of being frigid. Uninterested in sex. Selfish. Career-centered. He wasn’t altogether wrong. I had found work I loved and threw myself into it, full force. But he certainly wasn’t right. But more »
I warn them, I always do. I tell them right away that I’m a bit of a witch. That I’m hypersensitive, emotional, vulnerable, open, transparent and authentic to the bone. At least as much as humanly possible. And I feel like I enchant them often. And they enchant me back. Because I let them. more »
Confession time: Have you ever taken on a client that you knew was going to be a pain in the ass, and then they actually were? Now, we’ve all been there, sometimes a bit desperate for cash, maybe you’re a little bit unsure about who you should be working with and you’ve taken on a client more »
Sometimes we hang on to ways of being. We grip tightly to dreams of the future… Those that we scribbled in journals late into the night after someone told us we’re good at this or that. Those dreams become our compass, our north star our filter for all decisions we make. Those dreams that we more »
It’s recently come to my attention that I have a habit of, or perhaps even an addiction to, proving my worth through constant activity. This habit has been on my radar for some time, but only vaguely. Within the last six months, however, my awareness has gone from vague to crystal-clear. BUT BEFORE I DIVULGE more »
Have you got something on your mind that you’ve always dreamed of getting through but never quite got there? Have you been slowed in creating your work because you feel like it’s not perfect? Perfection is often the best friend of the procrastinator, so much so that perfection is often one of those excuses that more »
Many of my friends have been dealt some pretty tough blows lately – be it health, situations or the grief of losing loved ones. I am a sensitive person (aka taunted as “crybaby” and often hid behind my parent’s legs). When I see people going through tough situations, I feel it. I feel it deeply. more »
