Now more than ever, creatives aged 50+ are stepping into bold action, sharing their magic, and building meaningful connections online. In this episode, discover why it’s the perfect time to start, how to overcome fear, and the steps to create something extraordinary.

Discover how the stories we tell ourselves can transform our creativity, mindset, and even the results in our life.

In today's episode, we explore Seth Godin's concept of "The Dip," also known as the river of misery, where every creative's resolve is truly tested. I'll discuss the importance of pushing through these tough times when pursuing meaningful goals and when strategic quitting might be the smarter choice. Join me as we delve into how to navigate these challenging phases in your creative journey, ensuring your efforts align with your long-term vision.

In this episode, I share a powerful insight from Modern Wisdom (Episode 888) with David Sutcliffe: "You can't solve a problem of the mind with the mind. It has to be through action." This simple truth stopped me in my tracks and reminded me that faith, clarity, and progress come from doing, not overthinking. If you’re feeling stuck, I challenge you to take one small action today—it’s in the doing that fear begins to fade.

In this episode, I explore Parkinson’s Law and its surprising impact on creative work. I share relatable stories, practical strategies, and a counterintuitive approach to reclaiming time—by scheduling joy. You’ll learn how to work within boundaries, embrace the power of constraints, and shift from overthinking to creating. This is your guide to reshaping time for a more fulfilled and productive creative life.

In today’s episode, I share my commitment to filling as many journals as possible in 2025 and using my beautiful Pilot vanishing points every day. Most importantly, I explore Gay Hendricks’ concept of the Zone of Genius from The Big Leap. This is a must listen if you're ready for you want to create the best year ever.

In this episode, I share thoughts that came up as I spent intentional time considering what I want for this next chapter. 2025.

At some point, I forgot how extraordinary my life truly is. Now, I’m intentionally reminding myself every day of the beauty in my work, my family, and even the smallest moments. In this episode, I share my reflections and invite you to notice what’s extraordinary in your one beautiful life.

My new obsession: The Commonplace Notebook
Have you tried this?

5 Dreamy Journaling Prompts

Perfect for reflecting on as the year draws to a close.

What you make matters. The moments of thought, experimentation, and persistence are just as vital as the creation itself. Your work matters because it contributes something real, however simple or intricate, to the world.

Discover how to move past fear and resistance with insights inspired by Steven Pressfield and Julia Cameron. This episode unpacks the creative journey, offering practical advice for doing the work and embracing your unique process.

I’ve been self-gatekeeping my whole life—telling myself ‘that’s not for me’ as a way to avoid the risk of being judged or failing. But I’ve decided it’s time to stop. Today, I faced one of my biggest fears: I put my face on TikTok, talking to the camera, and hit post. It wasn’t perfect—my mouth is wide open on the cover image—but I left it up anyway. For me, this is about lifting the gate and showing up, even when it’s scary. So, let me ask you—what have you been holding yourself back from? What’s your version of lifting the gate?

Are you holding yourself back without realizing it? In this episode, we explore the concept of self-gatekeeping, why your unique perspective matters, and how to break free from self-imposed limits. Plus, updates on my creative projects!

In this episode, “P.S. Walk,” I explore the power of walking as part of our creative process. Inspired by Julia Cameron, we discuss how walking helps integrate thoughts, find inspiration, and bring clarity.