Four months ago, we welcomed our second little boy, a spring-time baby with the sweetest smile. My first postpartum experience was incredibly challenging, and this time around, I was determined to have a better journey. While I’m still in the early days of being a mom to two, I’m already noticing how different this postpartum period feels, and I wanted to share some of the things I’m doing to better navigate this new phase in our life.
This past week was tax week at the diary of an empath. Typically I try to be a bit more ahead of the game, but the last year I’ve fallen behind on a lot of things, including my own bookkeeping and needed to spend extra time this week organizing expenses, tracking down documents, and updating my spreadsheets.
Read MoreLike a baby bird, our offers go through their own hatching process as they make their way into the world.
Read Morelisten to yourself when something doesn’t feel right to you, become aware of your creative rhythm + what inspires your best work, ask yourself, how can I love who I am right now? what about this version of myself is so incredible?…
Read MoreIt’s been years now. Years of not feeling like myself. Years of doubting my decisions and what I want to create + put out. Taking one step and then losing my sense of momentum. Having a morning of inspiration and feeling flat again by the afternoon. Writing helps, but I haven’t been doing it.
Read MoreWorking on your business versus working in your business are two very different things. While both are instrumental in your success as an entrepreneur, how you assign time to each and differentiate between the two is very important.
If unfamiliar on the difference of working on your business versus working in your business, working in your business is doing the day-to-day tasks that need to be done (offering services, doing admin work, etc). While working on your business is being able to strategize and make the necessary plans, changes and decisions to grow your business and hold the bigger picture. When we are stuck working in our business…
The growth of your life’s work depends on your ability to show up for it. But what growing my own creative business over the last five years has taught me is that you’re not always going to feel inspired to open your computer, get out your art supplies or sit down to start the work. Or feel like you have it in you to do the things that you need to do.
This past week I’ve been sharing on Instagram about how I find inspiration in my own business, and wanted to share a few more productivity tips here with you too. To help you generate the momentum you need to grow your own offers...
