Burnout is not on anyone's goals list, so here's how I am preventing that from happening.

We’re consuming more than ever, but creating less. Here’s what’s helped me break the cycle of creative burnout.

You’ll never feel ready. And all the preparation in the world can’t replace the learnings you’ll get from doing the thing.

So many of us chase the perfect balance of doing more, offering more, and proving more. We want our work to feel intentional, considered, and high quality. But the result is a whole lot of burnout, and a lot less impact. Don't let your best work get buried in your detail.

Creativity needs space to get messy. And mine hasn’t had that in a while.

I’ve been thinking a lot recently about what scaling actually means in a web design business. And more importantly, how do you know when (or if) you’re ready to do it? I feel like there’s this constant pressure online that tells us we should be chasing 10k months or building six-figure agencies. And while I’m so happy for anyone doing that, transparently, that’s not where I am. And actually, money wasn’t even my main reason for going freelance. I think a lot of people scale b

Going freelance teaches you more about yourself than any job ever could. I've just hit my one year mark as a full time freelance web design, and can confidently say I've felt every emotion possible about this journey. It's been exciting, overwhelming, scary, exhilarating all at one. And always intense. Here are the top 12 lessons I've learned:.

I recently read a blog post that stuck with me. It said: "If you're getting bored with your freelance business, it might mean it's working."

Last week, Shopify made waves by becoming one of the first big-name companies to go all in on AI. Their CEO, Tobi Lütke, sent out a memo to all employees making one thing clear: AI is now non-negotiable at Shopify.

When I first went freelance I did what most ex-corporate people do. I tried to force myself into a structured 9-5 routine. That didn't work

So I've FINALLY decided to get serious about my personal brand. Better late than never right? Here's what's working for me so far...