Explore the concept of productivity, creativity, and the illusion of doing more. Discover the symbolism of vanitas artworks and how soap bubbles replaced traditional symbols. A reflection on the drive to keep up and do more, the impact of societal expectations, and the experience of burnout.

Are you feeling overwhelmed with content production? What would it be like to do less, and to do it better? I go over steps I share with my clients to help them feel better about their content marketing plan including the importance of creating with intention, enjoying the content being produced, choosing the right platforms, letting content breathe, and using an editorial calendar. I also go over overproducing content and making things overly complicated.

Issue 2 revolves around rediscovering a path to creativity and art focused on personal growth rather than succumbing to the influence of social media. It incorporates inspiring examples and insights drawn from David Duchemin's book, "Start Ugly.”

I have been managing social media channels for brands for years. One key lesson I have learned is to focus on the channels that help achieve your brand or business goals while acknowledging your own time and talent if you are doing it yourself. If it feels painful, chances are slim that you will do a great job. If you don't even want to be on a platform, will you do what it takes to be successful there?

Explore the concept of Silent Design and how problem-solving, intention, and creativity make you a designer, whether you realize it or not.

As a consultant and freelancer, I understand the challenges of navigating the ever-changing world of social media. In this blog, I share how I help clients tackle the complexities of social media, strategies for building consistency, and tips on how to find your own rhythm of promotion. Whether you're a photographer, writer, small business owner, or part of a marketing team, if you don't enjoy social media but know you need to promote yourself, start here. I cover discovering your audience, content pillars, platforms that help my clients stay on top of it all, and most importantly, stay sane.

Hello — I am a recovering perfectionist and planner. Or maybe just a Virgo. It all started when I was practical and pursued a design degree.** It felt safe because who was going to hire an artist? I indulged in taking every available photography and printmaking course at the University. However, not seeing examples of people being successful as photographers or artists around me, it didn't seem possible. To age myself, Instagram was not a thing.

Do you feel pressured to be productive for 8 or more hours a day? The reality is that most people are lucky to get 3 hours of productive time in their day. What if the secret to being inspired, productive, and creative is working less? In this blog, I share what I'm doing to work towards a 4-day work week as a freelancer and self-employed creative.