Birthday reflections - 7 things I wish I could tell my younger self.

Creativity isn’t frivolous or selfish. In fact, it’s a wonderful gift you have to offer this world.

My Instagram reel of our family Christmas card went viral over the holidays and I learned a few surprising lessons along the way.

Every year, I pick a word or phrase for the year. This one may sound a little curt, but here me out!

Pushing past the mom guilt to find something you enjoy doing outside of work & motherhood can be hard… but it’s so worth it!

Sharing how I got back into the habit of exercise after being stuck in a rut. These 4 simple things might help you jump back in, too!

Here are some of my fav things in 2025 from glitter eye liner to healthy meal plans and the best affordable leggings!

Sharing some highlights from 2025 with you! Moving from our first home & renovating a 100-year-old house, 9 years in business, 10 years married, & other little milestones.

Feeling the itch to start writing again as a creative outlet just for the ~fun~ of it!

Recapping the benefits, the struggles, and what habits I hope to keep from my “dumb phone summer.”

A little encouragement for the working mama who’s feeling stressed, exhausted, or unappreciated. xoxo

Sharing 4 lies I’ve come across during my journey as a mom & the truths I cling to for encouragement!

We often turn to our smart phones when we’re craving rest… but are we finding it there?

Here’s how I’m planning to “dumb down” my smart phone this summer in an effort to pursue more peace & presence.

I’m dumbing down my smart phone this summer & I’d love for you to join me!

Have you ever wrestled with whether or not to share your creative gifts with others? Here’s some encouragement for you on why I believe that SHARING your creativity is one of the most wonderful things you can do for others & yourself!

This one’s for all my perfectionist friends & those who don’t yet realize that you’re a perfectionist, too. 😉 I’m sharing a bit about how perfectionism has robbed me & steps I’m taking to make a change.

How I document our family vacation is a reflection of how I value the art of photography & the desire to EXPERIENCE life in the present moment. I hope these will encourage you as you photograph your next special trip.

If you’re the memory keeper for your family & friends, here’s some encouragement for how to stay present in the moment while you document life in photographs.

It can feel impossible to love my imperfect body, but I have been clinging to a few simple truths that have lifted the weight of both my expectations & the pressure of our culture in this season.