Birds born in a cage think flying is an illness.
ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY
ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY
pillars of purpose
The longing to live out my calling overwhelmed me, until I learned that finding your life purpose doesn't require you find one thing, it requires you find four. Four pillars of your unique soul and experience that weave together for the roadmap to follow.
As an empath, it can be so easy to take on the needs of others + forget who you are. Join me for five weeks of soul-centred journaling to reclaim a life that’s yours.
In search of your purpose? It’s not one thing you find, it’s four. In this free course I teach you how to find them, weave them and begin showing up for the work you’re here to do.
There is something so special about the quiet energy of an early morning estate sale, and earlier this month I stumbled upon a home that felt like art.
This blog turns 10 this August, and as I approach this milestone, I’ve been reflecting on the many seasons I’ve shared here — navigating life moves, creativity slumps and how to advocate for a more feminine approach to the ‘system’ of business. And more recently, the life changing shift of becoming a parent. This space has been my digital sanctuary for exploring what it means to be a sensitive person in a (very) loud world.
I’ve always loved finding beauty in unexpected places. When I came across this vintage wallpaper, it was on its way to the landfill. There was something so special about the way the butterflies were stencilled onto the paper, and I knew I needed to reuse the paper somehow.
Last month I hired a local energy worker to clear our home. For a few years now, I’ve felt a strange sense of stagnation here. Even though there are so many things we love about this house, I couldn’t deny that the energy felt heavy and I never quite felt at home.
A few years ago I interviewed a Feng Shui Practitioner on my podcast, and one of the things she said that stuck with me is that our homes are living, breathing vision boards for our lives. From the art we put on the walls, to what we do - or do not - make room for in our homes. It all communicates how we feel about ourselves and what we believe we are worthy of. It makes sense —