This week's Instagram featured a new Amazon Finds series that I am absolutely loving! It features one item worn four different ways. I don't know about you, but when I purchase a new piece for my wardrobe I love being able to visualize all the different ways I can wear it. Sometimes that means figuring out how it[...]
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As a business owner you know how important it is to connect with your clients. Connection is a key component to drive traffic and sales. For many of us our clients are experiencing us online, sometimes exclusively. This makes the content we publish on our websites and social media vital to our success. Intentiona[...]
It Can Be Different Our world has us convinced that struggling with body image and feeling uncomfortable in our body is simply how it has to be, but today I want to talk about how it can be different. If you haven’t already read last week’s post, Part 1, go back and read it. It will provide some really[...]
It’s the perfect time of year to update family photos but I know planning outfits for Fall family photos can feel overwhelming for many. I put together 5 different mood boards to help you pick your outfits and feel confident with how they’ll photograph. I typically aim for outfits that coordinate but donâ€[...]
Why It Is So hard to Exist in a Body It is so hard to exist in a body. Especially as a woman. I have been hesitant to talk about body image and really just body stuff in general because it is such a sensitive and layered topic. But I keep feeling this pull, so I’m going to do my best to dive into it[...]
Hey friends, if you follow me on Instagram you’ve seen me posting some of my favorite Amazon Fashion Finds. Most have been women’s fashion because that seems to be what we’re all loving right now! I’m going to do my best to round up all the links each week and include them in a blog post so you can always[...]
This past weekend I attended a funeral for a little girl. I had never had to do this before. I knew it would be hard, but even still I was not prepared. It was one of the most deeply moving and completely devastating experiences I've ever had in this life. It was absolutely gut wrenching walking in and s[...]
When someone receives really difficult news, a life altering diagnosis, or suffers a loss there are a lot of things we tend to say that we just simply shouldn’t. After sitting on this post for literal years, I am sharing some of the words and phrases that were most difficult for me to receive after Molly’s ca[...]
I think a lot of us assume we trust ourselves, but I learned recently that maybe the person I trust the least in this world is myself. It felt like a devastating and even dramatic realization, so I want to share with you how I’m repairing that trust. I’ve spoken very openly about my experience in therapy a[...]
My kindergartner is smarter than me. No doubt. Or at least at (almost) six she’s already handling life transitions, major stress, and new experiences far better than me. I’ve spent the last two weeks watching her walk straight into kindergarten without even a glance backwards. She has handled it with so much[...]